Sentence examples for mutual media from inspiring English sources

Cory Doctorow roundly thumped it; Charles Leadbetter deconstructed it in the context of what he calls mutual media, reaching the rather damning conclusion in his report (PDF) that Digital Britain can be saved, so long as Lord Carter rethinks his entire approach (not kidding).

There was no response to a voice-mail message left on Washington Mutual's media phone line on Friday.

They announced their relationship in mutual social media postings in March 2013.

"Where are you in this stage in terms of projects for clients?" "We have completed more than fifty Big Data projects with companies such as Facebook and NetApp, a number of large investment houses, banks, hedge and mutual funds, media and advertising companies.

Follow the band on any mutual social media platforms.

Mr. Dweik added that in addition to the Gaza visit, the two sides discussed ending the Palestinian Authority's arrests of Hamas activists in the West Bank and a mutual end to media incitement against each other.

It may be that our culture of surveillance – by which I mean not only the persecutory monitoring of the totalitarian state envisioned by Orwell, but the more tacitly imposed, pseudo-benign mutual monitoring of social media culture, as well as tabloid media intrusion – can only be understood in relation to this feeling of helplessness.

As the well-known mutual fund manager and media investor Mario J. Gabelli put it, "He handled Carl Icahn by saying, 'Let's have lunch.' " When I called Mr. Icahn, he denied ever calling Mr. Parsons names.

Foster didn't appeal for privacy in the way celebrities often do, requesting a temporary hiatus in the charade by which famous people make moments of their personal lives available to the media for mutual benefit.

There needs to be mutual respect between the media and the candidates, he said, and "in this instance, clearly no respect toward our role is being shown.'' (Mr. Baron noted that The Post changed the headline of its own volition, to make it more accurately reflect Mr. Trump's remarks, which happens frequently across the media).

Administratively it makes sense but what we need are efforts to reconstruct a common cultural identity, through, for example, bilingual schools and a bilingual national media to rebuild mutual knowledge.