Sentence examples for dead media from inspiring English sources
noun
Media formats which are no longer used because they have become outmoded.
Kadrey adds: "We're probably generating more dead media than at any other moment in history.
Bruce Sterling is a journalist and science fiction author who founded and manages the Dead Media Project, an Internet mailing list about extinct forms of human communication.
Instant-nostalgia snapshots are part of a culture-wide fascination with outmoded technology and "dead media" (Mr. Sterling's term) that encompasses everything from the cults for manual typewriters and cassettes to the steampunk movement's fetish for Victoriana to the recent movie "Super 8".
FORBES contributor Alex Knapp, who writes about future technology, made this comment: To use a quantum physics metaphor, "dead" media is Schroedinger's cat in a box.
Hopefully this strike destroys the media conglomerates and a new, communal writing system takes root and flourishes in the wasteland of dead media, but it won't.
Topics include Twitter Dead media bait, FourSquare's move toward the new cross-app model championed by Facebook, the Google+ backslide, and Microsoft in the free lane.
On one occasion, Lloyd Grove, who competed against Page Six as a gossip columnist for The Daily News, wrote an item poking fun at a "sighting" in Page Six of a famous, but long-dead, media executive.
"Irony is dead". Social media abounds with mockery about the affluent crowd cheering on Corbyn's polemic against injustice.
In High Static, Dead Lines, media historian and artist Kristen Gallerneaux weaves a literary mix tape that explores the entwined boundaries between sound, material culture, landscape, and esoteric belief.
Print isn't dead, Designing Media, a fascinating new doorstop of a book by Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum chief Bill Moggridge, seems to say.
Please don't mistake this for the frustrated bleatings of a dead tree media fossil threatened by the mighty onslaught of citizen journalism.
