Sentence examples for media to adapt from inspiring English sources

It will take time for fans and the news media to adapt.

In 2010 I was first approached by the BBC and by Participant Media to adapt Deborah Lipstadt's book History on Trial for the screen.

How has Twitter and social media impacted long form reporting? Clearly, there's a need for print media to adapt to social media and twitter's a great resource for breaking news but does it hurt objectivity and exclusive scoops when journalists tweet snarky real time observations / and teasers?

Primary human fibroblasts at a relatively low passage (twenty population doublings) were first cultured in DI and NPD based media to adapt the cells to their respective growth media.

She recalls covering the early days of AOL and seeing the "stubborn resistance by old media" to adapting to the changes.

Some will allow their social media team to adapt to the most natural style of conversation, while some will define and enforce a more specific voice.

Buzzfeed is better placed than many of its media rivals to adapt, but there's no monopoly on innovation or nimbleness.

Other news-reading apps have attracted corporate attention as of late, reflecting the scramble by media companies to adapt to skyrocketing traffic from mobile devices.

So how will the media continue to adapt to the digital revolution and monetize its content for the age of online sharing?

Of course, throughout the history of children's media, we've aspired to similar things: immersive and engaging devices; diverse, appropriate and high-quality content; tools to find things our kids will love, learn from and be inspired by; and ways for their media to expand, adapt and grow with them.

Yet MTV, the epitome of a global media brand, decided to adapt its musical mix to local markets.