Sentence examples for title of media from inspiring English sources

My job description began to change and I was soon given the title of media manager for the station.

As a "compromise", the college removed my title of "media spokesperson" from the article, then put it back up.

Serena Duff, 34, who had been co-media director of the office, now succeeds Mr. McLean with the title of media director.

New York has long owned the title of media capital of the world.

The software behemoth wanted Forcellini to quietly help it develop a next-generation digital media platform, then code-named "Corona," now known by the clunky title of Windows Media 9 Series.

During a period when Reddit was continuing to test its status as the Internet's darling and was, in many ways, moving toward a new title of the media's punching bag, Weiner met with Huffman and chatted about bringing him aboard.

His official job title is director of media and special events for Southern Wine & Spirits of America, a multi-billion-dollar company that is the nation's largest distributor of alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages.

The Daily Mirror publisher, which also owns more than 100 regional and local titles including the Liverpool Echo and Newcastle Journal, said it had not yet made an offer but was in discussions about taking a minority interest in Local World, the proposed joint venture headed by Montgomery that would also include the titles of Northcliffe Media and Iliffe News & Media.

"We thought long and hard before we put savings into this — it's risky and a little bit scary," said Mrs. Tiedge, who works full time as the senior director of healthy living for the Rye YMCA while holding the titles of social media guru and C.T.O.

Italicize titles of journalistic media.

The Washington Post has since dubbed Vance the "voice of the rust belt," while The New Republic issued the slightly less catchy title of "the liberal media's favorite white trash-splainer".