Sentence examples for video forums from inspiring English sources

You can also share questions, answers and experiences with other users on Knocking Live Video forums.

Lamborn then decided he had been treated poorly by the Gazette and called fellow Republicans to urge them not to participate in any video forums with the newspaper.

Additionally, IS propaganda is produced in a way that allows it to be packaged for broadcast media and online video forums like YouTube, LiveLeak, and Vimeo.

The Association of Online Publishers had so many subscribers to its video forum it had to find a bigger venue, which tells half the story.

We will be contemplating various aspects of 2014 in a live video forum with Daniel Franklin, editor of The Economist's annual book of predictions, "The World In", at 3pm London time (10am New York time).Daniel will highlight our predictions for next year and will discuss with viewers items such as the world economy, space travel and sporting events in Brazil.

Or Reza Pahlavi, son of the late shah of Iran, who last year addressed 700 PalTalk subscribers in an online video forum.

Texas-based Pluck, the social media platform provider, has signed a deal with the UK's Guardian Unlimited which will now use its SiteLife suite, which gives comment, rating, video, forum, blogs and social profile features to readers.

When you click on "Search options" you can filter your search by different types of results (videos, forums, and reviews), by time (recent, past 24 hours, past week, past year), as well as seeing related searches, a "wonder wheel" view, or a timeline view.

A desktop client built on Adobe AIR, the engagement console lets your both track and engage in the conversation taking place on blogs, videos, forums, boards, Twitter, Flickr, Google Buzz, LinkedIn, Facebook fan pages, public discussion groups, and mainstream news sites.

Use the tools they offer, including their videos, forums and reading material, to give you new angles and interest on the topics you're revising.

The study, from the International Gaming Research Unit at Nottingham Trent University, analysed over 650 experiences from gamers' accounts on video game forums.