Sentence examples for media which operates from inspiring English sources

Morpheus referred inquiries to Wurld Media, which operates its shopping rebates program.

This argument carries little weight with Germany's courts, but is useful fodder for Thailand's media, which operates under strict lèse-majesté laws.

The bridegroom's mother is the chairwoman of Oxygen Media, which operates a cable television channel intended for women, and a former president of Nickelodeon, the children's cable network.

John Paton, chief executive officer of Digital First Media, which operates 75 daily newspapers, said he would consider reducing his print schedule when there was enough digital advertising to support it.

"Spend 20 minutes and ensure you are getting the best deal out there," said John Faith, senior vice president of mobile at WhaleShark Media, which operates coupon sites, including RetailMeNot.

Mr. Lauder's partnership is between his Central European Media, which operates television stations in seven countries in the region, and Studio 1+1 Group, its local partner in Kiev.

Television and radio are subject to government license and easier to shut down than satellite or Web-based media, which operate outside a nation's borders.

The Web site is being introduced in partnership with Here Media, Los Angeles, which operates gay media properties like gay.com and the Here on-demand television network.

Billed as a "multi-million pound" investment, the London-based startup has received media backing from Northern & Shell Ventures, part of the independently-owned UK media group which operates Express Newspapers, The Health Lottery and OK! magazine (and, until very recently, TV station Channel 5).

The London-based company's last funding round was a "multi-million pound" 'equity for media' deal with Northern & Shell Ventures, part of the independently owned UK media group which operates Express Newspapers, The Health Lottery and OK! magazine (and, until very recently, TV station Channel 5).

The media company, which operates the nation's largest newspaper chain, said it earned $103.1 million, or 44 cents a share, in the October-December period.