The phrase "argument of media" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions related to media studies, communication theory, or debates about the influence of media on society.
Example: "The argument of media's impact on public perception is a central theme in contemporary discourse."
Alternatives: "media discourse" or "media argumentation".
"We haven't seen the media pick up a legal argument and make the argument mainstream by virtue of media coverage".
I think they're probably wrong on the first point (more on this below), but they certainly have a right to respond, and I appreciate that they've couched their argument in the importance of media accuracy.
Since those cases found against fair use, the publishers' argument goes, the principle of media neutrality demands that fair use also be rejected for electronic reserves.
Many times we were stopped filming by Salafists, who asked us to leave the area after a short argument about the role of media in "stirring up national discord".
Though he remains concerned about the detail, Buckingham believes the changes, coupled with the government's assertions about "restoring rigour", should at least put the "nail in the coffin" of the argument that media is a soft option.
Such high-school arguments fail to grasp the essential chaos of media.
Presenting a range of perspectives and arguments, this book reorients the practice and study of media critique.
There will be recommendations from both Ofcom and the Competition Commission, but ultimately this will be a political decision which goes to the heart of arguments about media ownership, democracy and power.
"The argument that we must grow to maintain excellence defies logic," said Miller, the NYU professor of media and culture.
Joshua Raymond, a director at financial trading firm XTB, said he expected volatility in the value of the pound, with both sides of the Brexit argument using the media to sway public opinion to their side of the argument.
