Sentence examples for a media term from inspiring English sources

"It's a media term," Bjelland adds.

That's just a media term.

a media term: Using the public's knowledge in a pun, or other subject.

The technorati called it a victory for "citizen journalists," using an academic media term that replaces the previous phrase, "witnesses who own cameras".

Update: Alexis Madrigal at the Atlantic congratulates me on the invention of a new social media term.

Roadside incidents are just part of a wider phenomenon which the French media term la malaise Sky: Sky sickness.

"From ESPN's perspective, our interest is in serving our fans and we don't want to materially limit our ability to do that on any platform," Sean R. H. Bratches, ESPN's senior vice president for affiliate sales and marketing, said yesterday, using a media industry term for distribution systems.

The ban followed a week of what the news media termed a "virtual war" of videos between Greeks and Turks on YouTube.

The two companies now have 90% of a $1.7 billion market, in what local news media termed a "kiss of death" to Filipinos.Tobacco firms see growth potential in the region's low rate of women smokers (see chart).

It's also a seismic shift in media terms.

According to Timothy Popin Pete Solomonone ofe of the original members of the Electric Boogaloos, and Raquel Rivera, author of the book New York Ricans from the Hip Hop Zone (2003), "breakdancing" is a media-coined term and incorrect.