Sentence examples for media roadblocks from inspiring English sources

Unlike the old media roadblocks, however, their filtering can easily be ignored.

When we last left Mother Jones' reporter Mac McClelland, she was in the Gulf Coast region, caught up in the surreal tangle of media roadblocks that were being erected by British Petroleum to keep reporters at bay.

Pot marketing faces roadblocks in other media as well.

The International Church of Cannabis opened its doors on Thursday after a number of legal roadblocks and considerable media buzz.

Not only does the bill remove roadblocks to more media mergers -- further reducing competition -- it would subject every new rule and every FCC analysis of that rule to years of paper work and judicial review, enabling the industry's horde of lawyers and lobbyists, "to throw sand in the works at every opportunity," as one expert puts it.

And the old story was repeated, the same I have heard on numerous roadblocks - the Western media were all capitalists doing the bidding of their American and EU masters.

The 75-year-old — who had built Viacom almost from scratch into one of the world's largest media empires — had hit a major roadblock.

Likewise, scientists communicating with the media about their research should highlight both roadblocks and progress.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Communications Commission on Thursday voted to remove key roadblocks to increased consolidation among media companies, potentially unleashing new deals among TV, radio and newspaper owners as they seek to better compete with online media.

The conservative media may currently be the single biggest roadblock to addressing the threat posed by human-caused climate change.

Belinda Rowe, global managing partner and UK chair of ZenithOptimedia Starting out in the media industry I came across a number of roadblocks.