Sentence examples for scope of media from inspiring English sources

LOS ANGELES - On the eve of the annual E3 video game convention here, Microsoft announced on Monday that it intended to double the amount and scope of media content offered over the next year through the company's Xbox Live online service.

A healthy dose of being seen together never hurt anyone, though reports of the couple's red-carpet behavior varied from "stronger than ever" to "awkward," perfectly reflecting the scope of media expertise on their relationship status.

Journal editors therefore influence the nature and scope of media coverage by choosing which papers to publicize (Stryker 2002; Viswanath et al. 2008).

The use of The Globe and Mail newspaper as the sole source for media coverage of the MLB may limit the scope of the media coverage reviewed.

This work will explore both consumers' and stakeholders' views and use of different media channels as well as testing the role and scope of new media channels in food communication.

"In the same way that the museum is expanding physically," she added, "it wants to expand the scope of the media and artists it works with and the audience it attracts, and this seemed a good way to start".

In the scope of packetized media streaming over best-effort networks and more precisely channel adaptive video streaming, [4] proposes a review of recent advances.

Given the constant and incessant evolution in the nature and scope of social media a simple definition of such processes is largely impossible (even if this were not the case it would be far beyond the scope of this paper).

In terms of who is at the top of the game, that has not been accurately reflected in the broad scope of the media".

To increase the scope of the active media search, this officer also accessed the Global Public Health Intelligence Network (10 ), an electronic surveillance system that continuously monitors >600 media sources and biomedical journals in a number of languages, including Chinese, Spanish, English, and French.

Removal of Twitter accounts for instance, has been found to limit but not eliminate the scope of Islamic State social media activities, according to the Brookings study.