Sentence examples for media turnover from inspiring English sources

Job: chief executive, Microsoft Age: 53 Industry: digital media Turnover: $60.42bn Staff: 91,000 Worth: $11bn 2008 ranking: 7 If you can't buy them, beat them.

Job: co-founder and chief executive, Apple Age: 52 Industry: new media Turnover: $21.59bn (year to March 31) Salary: $1 2006 ranking: 2 In the beginning was the iPod.

Age: 51 Industry: new media Turnover: $17.31bn (year to April 1) Salary: $1 2005 ranking: 6 Jobs transformed the music industry and in the process created a whole new demographic - the "iPod generation".

Job: chief executive, Pearson Age: 62 Industry: publishing, digital media Turnover: £4.81bn Staff: 33,680 Salary: £2.06m (including bonus, benefit and allowances) 2008 ranking: 26 Dame Marjorie Scardino is chief executive of Financial Times parent company Pearson.

Job: co-founders and directors, Google Age: Brin 31, Page 32 Industry: new media Turnover: $3.19bn Staff: 3,021 Salary: $1 Worth: $10bn 2004 ranking: 20 Google is the ultimate new media success story.

Age: 59 Industry: publishing, new media Turnover: £4.09bn Staff : 33,389 last year Salary: £1.81m (including £1.038m annual incentive and £62,000 bonus): 2005 ranking: 41 Pearson chief executive Scardino could be forgiven for breaking out the bunting this year after the group's flagship newspaper, the Financial Times, returned to profit after four years of heavy losses.

Thanks to social media, the turnover from underground trend, to catwalk, to high street, to bin, is quicker than ever.

Job: chief executive, Freeserve Industry: new media Company turnover: £30.2m Staff: 200 Age: 37 Pay: £200,000 Star in: descendant John Pluthero has had a rollercoaster of a year.

Job: chief executive, Trinity Mirror Industry: publishing, new media Company turnover: £1bn Staff: 14,000 Age: 53 Salary: £430,000 Star in: ascendant While many publishers have shunned regional newspapers in favour of more "prestigious" titles, Philip Graf has continued to invest heavily.

Job: chairman and chief executive, Microsoft Industry: new media Company turnover: £16.35bn Staff: 39,100 Age: 46 Salary: £469,000 Wealth: estimated at £58.7bn Star in: ascendant Not a classic media figure, but Bill Gates's Windows software operates nine out of 10 UK computers and his Explorer browser provides one of the most popular gateways to the internet.

Job: chief executive, Telewest Industry: broadcasting, new media Company turnover: £1.1bn Staff: 10,000 Age: 49 Salary: 340,000 Star in: ascendant Adam Singer emerged on top of the pile after last year's merger between cable company Telewest and content producer Flextech, of which he was formerly chief executive.