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The phrase "a media format" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific type or style of media presentation, such as audio, video, or digital content.
Example: "The documentary was released in a media format that allowed for interactive viewing experiences."
Alternatives: "a content format" or "a digital format".
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Serial didn't singlehandedly revive the podcast as a media format – the efforts of radio broadcasters and many independent producers have grown and sustained audiences in the years since podcasts were hyped as the next big thing in tech.
And so if storytelling is the new mantra for delivering a message, it makes sense that podcasting - a media format that is spoken word, with little to no constraints on time - would be one of the best ways to do this.
Information should also be developed in a media format that is readily accessed by young people, e.g. use of phone applications and internet sites.
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I had to think about a biennial as a mass media format, and also of what defines all of these elements of a biennial.
Says Monier about his latest endeavor, ambitiously, " "Qwiki is not search – it's a new media format and a groundbreaking method of consuming information".
"GIFs have seen success as a rich media format within Messenger," a company spokesperson told us.
Beyond advertisers and gamers, the real money up for grabs here is for the tech companies that can successfully bring these competitions to a worldwide audience in a mainstream media format.
So they were supporting a dying game format on a dying media format.
I can't think of another case where the success of a video game console and a movie media format were so closely intertwined.
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Radio is a popular media format, particularly in rural areas.
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