Definition

Examples

• "Man-hours lost to the Internet are just one aspect of the media overload in this journalist's humble opinion."
• "He and his media friends have been giving me trouble, and I'm afraid it's the last thing I need right now, what with my recent bear-shooting scandal."
• "they control the media, the global economy, the press, the government, the weather and the menu at the Delavigne cafeteria."
• "You're a media darling!"
• "You'll find that dealing with certain members of the media can be quite a task."
• "Second, you have to tell the media that you've destroyed all of your guns, and donated your bearskins to the local Natural History Museum."
• "Susie : I've set up a practice press conference with a panel of journalists to represent the media."
• "I'll spend 10 to 15 minutes discussing company business, and then there will be a brief question and answer session open to all members of the media."
• "Although the media has been banned from the meetings, sources have reported yelling, dogs barking, and numerous bottles breaking during the negotiations."
• "Needless to say, if the media found out about Freddie's "lifestyle", they'd have a field day."
• "There is a very real risk that the media scrutiny linked to these practices could not only damage our reputation, but our sales figures as well!"
• "My schedule isn't important at all because tonight, the thing you're forgetting, is the shareholders meeting, where I have to address the shareholders, employees and the media to tell them about Horatio!"
• "Susie : Horatio, your stunt last night has brought us a ton of media attention."
• "Don't wanna be an American idiot, Don't want a nation under the new media"
• "You can be sure the media is going to exploit this incident to the best of its abilities, and we've got our respective businesses to think of here."
• "New media continues to complicate and distract."
• "Why doesn't the media concentrate on more positive things, that's my question."