Sentence examples for multiple media channels from inspiring English sources

But these letters illustrate a new reality for Times readers: multiple media channels result in multiple versions of a story and a headline.

Traditional one-way communication with customers via TV or radio advertisement is no longer the most effective messaging tool with its customers in the age of social media and multiple media channels.

Music Audience Exchange, which Hanks founded, helps to flip the model where the brand makes a promotional piece for the artist, which is then matched, leveraging music metadata collected by the platform to audiences across multiple media channels from TV to streaming services.

That got me thinking about the future value of online relationships for brands, and how companies can make stronger connections with customers across multiple media channels.

Enhanced company visibility across multiple media channels through in-person meetings with key business, technology, broadcast and trade media at trade shows and conferences — securing immediate coverage from meetings scheduled during Velocity New York, SHOPTALK, eTail East and West and more.

You've got multiple media channels.

When customers need help, they expect companies to offer it quickly and through multiple social media channels — but most companies aren't set up to do that.

Spanning multiple social media channels, including disease-specific forums, blogs and Facebook, the community has thrived largely because people with CF are discouraged from being together due to cross infection risks that exist exclusively within the CF population, and because as CF progresses, people become increasingly home-bound.

And those brand aficionados can become valuable allies when a customer reacts unfairly or disproportionately to a bad experience, not just posting a negative review, but compounding the impact by sharing it across multiple social media channels.

"Trump's visa ban for Iranians and others is a racist move and unacceptable," she wrote on multiple social media channels.

During my commencement address this past May, I alluded to this societal shift with our graduating seniors and asked them to reflect on the following question: how did we let engagement with others become less important than broadcasting a lesser version of that connection across multiple social media channels?