Sentence examples for media sounds from inspiring English sources

Similarly, "TwitterRachel," a continuing portrait of the artist delivered by social media, sounds like the perfect harnessing of new technology for artistic use.

The idea of live spots, created in real time through viewer suggestions in social media, sounds like something that will pique the curiosity of viewers of late-night TV, particularly younger men and women.

He says the former employees are just disgruntled, adding: "As any start-up company, we have our share of challenges".Indeed, April Media sounds like any start-up with money to burn (reportedly an initial investment of $1.6m) and a doubtful business model.

Allowing soldiers to share their video "without interference and censorship from the media" sounds pretty high-minded, 'citizen journalism' stuff.

While there are instances where you must license a game in order to play online, always-on DRM that negates the value of optical media sounds ridiculous and has been proven again and again to be unworkable.

Goojet essentially wants to enhance your mobile experience by aggregating a number of services and content offerings into one portal / application, which it pitches as a "mobile social media" (sounds awful, I know).

Mr. Bush himself, in an interview for the German news media, sounded relaxed about the protests.

His sessions with the news media sounded like standup comedy, he threw out so many one-liners.

This year's event has the theme Shine, and presses into service digital media, sound and recycled materials.

It immerses you in the era by including vintage commercials and media sound bites from the period.

Here's a stream of it on Vidme, though expect it to be pulled soon… Cacophony of media sound bites talking about the heroes' demise.