The phrase "a media deep" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is unclear what it is intended to convey.
Example: "The analysis provided a media deep insight into the trends."
Alternatives: "a deep dive into media" or "a thorough exploration of media".
Instead of acting like a traditional publishing site, DriveTribe has woven social media deep into the infrastructure of what it does.
"When Western leaders were criticizing Putin for his handling of the media, deep in the hearts, they were thinking, 'I wish I could do the same.' But Ukrainian political culture has changed dramatically since the Orange Revolution.
Great media deep dive into Wired.
The growing number of consumers getting on the Internet, the popularity of smart phones and the seemingly unstoppable proliferation of social media deep into the lives of consumers should continue to provide lots of momentum.
Images of the fiery celebration surfaced on social media deep into the night.
Because the Salford opening of Tantalus happened to coincide with a media scare over deep vein thrombosis (DVT) on long-haul flights, there were tangible fears among the audience that these all-day plays might actually prove fatal.
That might mean a media planning service, deeper mobile services or the analysis of data objects such as forms.
Joi points to some of their particular strengths and expertise: John Seely Brown's experience leading Xerox PARC, June Cohen's efforts to turn TED from a conference into a media brand, Alberto Ibarguen's deep understanding of media through his work with the Miami Herald and now with the Knight Foundation.
Seet also gave up the CEO position in his company, handing it over to a media industry executive with deep industry connections.
He is a media industry expert with deep experience managing a wide range of content and multimedia brands.
