Sentences with phrase «media conglomerates at»

Do current regulations favor international media conglomerates at the expense of local, traditional and distinct cultures?

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He previously was a longtime sales and marketing exec at Viacom, rising to head the media conglomerate's sales division before joining Snap in 2016.

What's our place at the table as a media conglomerate?

Cowin is also a board member at Fairfax Media, one of Australia's and New Zealand's largest media conglomerMedia, one of Australia's and New Zealand's largest media conglomermedia conglomerates.

Three decades later, when Redstone stepped down as chairman of Viacom, at the age of 92, embroiled in a public family melodrama and sordid lawsuit over his mental capacity, Dauman, then the C.E.O. of the media conglomerate, was tapped to replace him as executive chairman.

Khosrowshahi attended Brown, then worked at investment banking firm Allen & Co. before joining billionaire Barry Diller at IAC, the media conglomerate that acquired Expedia in 2001.

It takes place at the Fitzgerald Theater in Saint Paul during the fictional last performance of the show, which has been canceled by the Texas media conglomerate that broadcasts it.

The educational division of the media conglomerate News Corp., called Amplify, unveiled a new digital tablet this week at the SXSW tech conference in Austin, Texas, intended to serve millions of schoolchildren and their teachers across the country.

Hearst Corporation, who is arguably one of the largest media conglomerates in the US with dozens of major newspapers, hundreds of magazines, and even a number of television stations, has announced the launch of a new digital video subscription service aimed at a key market, all themed around one of its most iconic magazines, Cosmopolitan.

I can speak to actual incidents at more than one media - conglomerate publisher — confidentiality requirements keep me from specifying — and some (not all, and quite probably not «routine») Amazon sales are being treated as «deep discount» in royalty accounting.

At the same time the national reviewers were employees of companies that were either owned by the media conglomerates that owned the publishing imprints or were so dependent on the advertising revenue from those companies that they might as well have been.

Nominees include the above mentioned surprising slump in indie sales, the not surprising shrinking revenues at the major publishing houses, the also not surprising continued self immolation of Barnes & Noble, and my winner... The impressive (and frightening) maturation of Amazon as a media conglomerate.

MI: True — but at the same time, the Big Six publishers are also owned by what in many cases are large international media conglomerates, and I don't believe that their interests ultimately have anything to do with creating a more competitive bookselling marketplace, or a world that is ultimately better for book buyers and readers — or authors, for that matter.

If 200 patrons bought the book at the store, given the standard bookstore wholesale discount of 20 percent, that means about $ 1,000 in the bank for St. Mark's and $ 4,000 for Moore's publisher, Grand Central Publishing, a division of Hachette Book Group USA, which is in turn a subsidiary of French multinational media conglomerate Lagardère.

CEO Rupert Murdoch that the media conglomerate is joining the battle to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the big question here at DeSmogBlog is whether this means Fox News will end its peddling in global warming junk science.

Gigantic legal web marketing conglomerates peddling websites, search engine optimization and social media cure - alls at every legal conference.

I mean, I know this is effectively censorship of anyone that isn't willing or able to make a deal with the telecom companies to have their pages load at the same speed as these media giants» sites... but that doesn't affect me because I believe these conglomerate monopolies have my best interests at heart and definitely aren't just trying to make the most money for their shareholders.