Sentence examples for media theme from inspiring English sources

It has become a media theme park, an indigestible cross between Downton Abbey and a horror movie.

Chekitan S. Dev, a marketing associate professor at Cornell University's School of Hotel Administration and the author of "Hospitality Branding," said social media theme hotels are unlikely to become the next big thing.

The reliable media theme of "Hating Madonna", whenever she steps out of her pretty-girl-pop-music bandwidth, is so consistent that it deserves scrutiny in its own right.

Despite Tory MPs making life difficult for prime minister David Cameron over the European Union, a diversion he could have done without while his opposite number was on the ropes, the questioning of Miliband's leadership suitability has become a recurrent media theme.

Disney's reach and experience give Lucasfilm the opportunity to blaze new trails in film, television, interactive media, theme parks, live entertainment, and consumer products".

Indeed out-migration in the last few years has been greater on a per capita basis than that of the early 1990s, when "escape from New York" was a recurring media theme.

She said it was great to read books exploring social media themes and recalled picking up the Ferris book and thinking "at last, this is the book I've been waiting for that actually talks about what it is like to be alive today dealing with the things we deal with and asking intelligent ethical, philosophical and moral questions about those issues".

The band's 1993 album Zooropa, which expanded on Zoo TV's mass media themes, was recorded during a break in the tour, and its songs were played in 1993.

But I feel we've now come to that point, so I've identified the following seven major reasons that McCain may get swamped on Election Night, which I share now to see how many of them become media themes in about two weeks.

The bid was seen as a poor acquisition target for the cable giant, unlike Comcast's $51 billion acquisition deal with AT&T earlier that year, who has little experience running a media company, theme parks, and movies assets.

It would propel Comcast from a business it knows well, cable, into businesses it has relatively little experience: media networks, theme parks, movie and television production and merchandising to children.