Sentence examples for newly media from inspiring English sources

Dornach's provost, the newly media savvy Duncan Allan Duncan Allan, told the Aberdeen Press and Journal, "Local government is just beginning to appreciate that there is more to tourism than writing brochures".

Now, fueled by the newly media-savvy audiences as well as the explosive growth of the cable industry, the genre seems to be picking up steam.

Investors included billionaires like Warren E. Buffett and Philip F. Anschutz, a newly created media company called Wrapports, and media investors like Halifax Media Holdings and the Black Press Group.

While Youtube, for most, is still something to watch cute baby videos on I saw this one about Bob Marley passed around recently -- there is proof of intelligent life now on Youtube: the formats are surfacing that give you a window into what gains a following on this newly fangled media that has confused a generation of media executives.

Whether it's Uber or someone else that dominates the land grab for newly unlocked media time, the components of an in-car media future are materializing.

Whether it's Uber or someone else that dominates the land grab for newly unlocked media time, the components of an in-car media future are materializing.

The revenue percentages, of course, are not a perfect guide to the newly changed media landscape.

I said as much to the head of Act Up's newly formed media committee.

This drive to stifle Russia's newly independent media began last autumn.

Open magazine takes a look at Pakistan's "newly liberated" media and reports that it is taking on India bashers.

In the film Broadcast News, an oleaginous TV exec asks a newly redundant media worker if there is anything he can do.