Sentence examples for the same conglomerate from inspiring English sources

As part of the deal, Showtime made Mayweather an executive producer and promoted him on CBS, which is part of the same conglomerate.

A different Times article, this one on tabloid practices and the Murdoch phone-hacking scandal, pointed out that TMZ is owned by Time Warner, the same conglomerate that owns Warner Brothers and People magazine.

In the brave new world of ready-to-wear, fashion brands that wouldn't ordinarily have anything to do with one another sometimes find themselves shacked up after being absorbed by the same conglomerate.

Those previews are one means of buzz development; another is the "coverage" of forthcoming movies on television news programs, on entertainment-news shows, and in newspapers, media outlets that often are owned by the same conglomerate that owns the studio.

It has been the story of the past 30 years of British media policymaking as prime minister has followed prime minister in asking, "How low would you like us to stoop Rupert?" before cravenly surrendering yet another independent channel of news and opinion to the same conglomerate.

Jang Ha Sung, a campaigner for minority shareholder rights and professor of business administration at Korea University, said the level of transactions between the same conglomerate's subsidiaries is "a lot higher than I thought".

But now, with movie studios and television networks often owned by the same conglomerates, and with new technologies, like digital videotape and the Internet, the distinctions are harder to maintain.

The Japanese companies--some of the same conglomerates that already had taken over home appliance and consumer electronics markets--used U.S. technology and their own superior production methods to make better and cheaper memory chips.

But when that same conglomerate, Dalian Wanda Group Co., opened a rival theme park over the weekend, visitors were greeted by workers dressed as Disney characters, including Captain America, Snow White and Star Wars storm troopers.

CBS -- now owned by Viacom, the same media conglomerate that owns Nickelodeon -- has turned its Saturday morning schedule over to Nick, a good idea.

Three of those films were made by divisions of the same global conglomerate, AOL Time Warner -- "Harry Potter" and "Ocean's 11" for Warner Brothers and "Lord of the Rings" for New Line Cinema.