Sentences with phrase «message than the director»

Not exact matches

«Instant messaging is definitely not any safer to use than e-mail,» says D'Arcy Davis, director of forensics and e-discovery for Toronto security firm Digital Wyzdom.

«We're certainly seeing more messaging apps than we ever did with social networking,» observes Brian Blau, research director for mobile & wireless consumer technologies at U.S..

Nick Spencer, research director of the Theos think tank and author of The Evolution of the West (SPCK) argues that it is, and that it is a mistake to take the universalist message of the gospel — the good news is for everyone — as invalidation of all identifiers other than being a Christian: «I think that's problematic because it takes the universalist notion of Christianity without also taking the incarnational notion of Christianity which is local and which does have specific identities.

A year since launching the Chicagoland Food & Beverage Network, executive director Alan Reed has said the message of connecting the Chicago food community, an area with more than 4,500 companies, has spread like wildfire with major industry players...

«This is shaping up as a «send the message» electorate, and Republicans are screaming louder than Democrats at the moment,» says Dr. Lee M. Miringoff, Director of The Marist College Institute for Public Opinion.

Elysium will mark the young directors second film and ever since its announcement not much has been said about the film other than it was going to be in the sci - fi genre with a lot of underlying sociopolitical messages.

Pushing a message as frothy as this one with points scored along political lines and with an almost complete lack of syrupy sentimentality to gum up the works, the film's inevitable box - office victory (penguins are more of a sure thing nowadays than Harry Potter) is cause for celebration, in no small part because Miller is one of the few directors who deserves the freedom to do whatever the hell he wants.

Director Jason Reitman, usually more present in his stories, lets the script speak for itself, treating it more like his recent popular L.A open table script readings than a direct - message movie like Up in the Air.

As part of Warner Bros.» presentation at CinemaCon this past week, It director Andy Muschietti sent a videotaped message to those in attendance, promising that the second chapter to the hit Stephen King adaptation will be «darker and even scarier» than last year's first movie, and that fans may want to «bring your adult diapers».

Yet, in the capable hands of female director Rama Burshtein, this is The Wedding Plan, an Israeli - set subtitled drama whose message is much more altruistic than any of those assembly line efforts Hollywood has a predilection for green lighting.

It would be nice if writer / director Andrew Dominik showed the same kind of restraint, but instead presents his film Killing Them Softly with little cohesion, few dramatic pulls and a message presented less subtly than a bullet though the brain.

Characters are poorly developed, the dialogue is clunky and obvious, and director James Cameron's not - so - subtle political message carries the condescending grate of a smarmy activist who thinks he knows much more than you do.

Unfortunately, every director in the industry seems intent on making a protest film, and while Kimberly Peirce's «Stop - Loss» is arguably more pro-soldier than anti-war, her message is overshadowed by a contradictory (and ultimately more government - friendly) ending.

Less than a week later, in an August 4, 2009 strategy memo for the board of directors of Penguin's ultimate parent company, Penguin Group CEO John Makinson conveyed the same message:

You may not use the Site to develop, generate, transmit or store information (including, without limitation, Content) that: (a) in the sole and absolute discretion of Undead Labs, is deemed to be offensive; (b) is deemed unlawful, harmful, harassing, fraudulent, threatening, abusive, libelous, defamatory, vulgar, obscene, hateful, sexually explicit, or racially, ethnically or otherwise objectionable, nor may you use a misspelling or an alternative spelling to circumvent these restrictions; (c) consists of advertisements, promotions, solicitations, chain letters, pyramid schemes, investment opportunities or other unsolicited commercial communication; (d) is derogatory or harmful to the reputation of the Site, Undead Labs, or our directors, officers and employees in any way; (e) encourages the violation of any local, state, national, or international laws or regulations; (f) solicits other users» passwords and / or credit card information; (g) is anti-social, disruptive, or destructive, including, without limitation, «flaming,» «spamming» and «trolling»; (h) carries out any action with a disruptive effect, such as causing forum screens to scroll faster than other users are able to read, or setting up macros with large amounts of text that, when used, can have a disruptive effect on the normal flow of forum postings; (i) contains any user's personal information, including, but not limited to, such user's real name, address, phone number or private e-mail address, except that a user may communicate his or her own personal information in a private message directed to a single user; (j) forges headers or otherwise manipulates identifiers in order to disguise the origin of any message (k) in any way obstructs or otherwise interferes with the normal performance of another person's use of the Site; (l) constitutes harassment or a violation of privacy or threatens other people or groups of people; (m) is harmful to children in any manner; or (n) constitutes phishing, pharming or impersonates any other person, or steals or assumes any person's identity (whether a real identity or online nickname or alias).

The resounding message was, as summed up by Acquavella Gallery director Michael Findlay, is that it's always better to buy a great example of something by a not - quite - superstar, or a work that's been overlooked due to its subject matter, than to buy a bad «autograph» — a work that has mostly the artist's fame to recommend it.

The signatures of more than 18,000 concerned EU citizens were personally handed over to Ambassador Poul Skytte Christoffersen at the Danish Embassy in Brussels by HSI EU Director Dr. Joanna Swabe, along with the clear message that Denmark's whaling policies should be firmly aligned with the principles and provisions of the European Union.

«I've been in (marketing) 30 years, and social media has changed the game more than anything I can think of, because of all the ways people can now see your message,» says Donna Erbs, the company's marketing director.

«No matter how the GOP messages this plan, it is nothing more than an upward redistribution of wealth,» says Alan Essig, executive director of the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy.