Sentences with phrase «view of a global audience»

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But women account for half of the NBA viewing audience, and as the sport goes global, there's potential for the brand to expand internationally as well.

The popular European song contest celebrated its 60th anniversary this year, and was viewed by an estimated global audience of...

If that shift is a nod to the film's target audience, it's probably spot on: this is a sanitised, bubble - wrapped picture of the global village that provides ersatz - serious viewing for those seeking reassurance about the big lie of the twenty - first century — that We're All In It Together.

The show attempts to present, analyze and unveil some of the strategies that governments use in order to create specific images / views of political and social events and influence audience's opinions when it comes to broadcasting cases in the global political arena.

The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago currently hosts a retrospective of modern dance pioneer Merce Cunningham; Latin American post-war artist Hélio Oiticica is on view at the Art Institute of Chicago; and the the EXPO Chicago art fair provides the city with a global audience every September.

In keeping with that vision, the competition encourages a new generation of curators to use digital tools to bring new views and ideas to global audiences.

But they also work toward more subversive ends: Rather than merely delivering visions of othered, futured Asian lives for a present - day global audience, they perform an exclusion that, when viewed from the West, thumbs its nose at the systemic erasure of Asian faces in non-Asian narratives.

Maibach, who is now working on a further project to measure the effects the views of weathercasters have on their audience, added: «Most members of the public consider television weather reporters to be a trusted source of information about global warming - only scientists are viewed as more trustworthy.»

The company also reported that it live streamed more than 1,140 events during the fourth quarter of 2017 with 60 percent of the views coming from a global audience, according to ZDnet.

We think online auctions are actually a better way for Chinese investors — and other foreign investors — to participate in U.S. real estate transactions, because they give a global audience a way to view, perform due diligence and actively bid on properties from thousands of miles away.