The phrase "digital media landscape" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to the digital realm of media, such as social media, digital advertisements, websites, etc. For example, "The digital media landscape is becoming increasingly fragmented, with new websites and social media platforms popping up every day."
This shift is evident to anyone glued to YouTube and the new digital media landscape.
Come November 2014 – when our year's traineeship concludes – the digital media landscape will have changed again.
Mashable's prospects for greater success and growth, however, are unclear, given the ever-changing digital media landscape.
This volume takes up issues of race and ethnicity in the new digital media landscape.
An electronics and entertainment giant with fingers in many pots, Sony faces a complicated digital media landscape.
But all three purchases, no matter the size, are emblematic of how the publishing giant now approaches the growing digital media landscape: Buy budding impresarios, and wait patiently.
A 2010 Time magazine headline argued that Blockbuster "failed at failing" — that is to say, it failed to prosper in the final years in which physical rentals might conceivably turn a profit, then failed to ready itself for the digital-media landscape.
Google, for one, used the platform to test ideas for GoogleTV, especially in relation to how younger customers are using web TV in digital media's changing landscape, according to Napkin Labs Co-founder and CEO Riley Gibson.
Mainstream media, often known simply as MSM, have not yet disappeared in a digital takeover of the media landscape.
But perennial arguments about the price that ought to be paid for content are turning uglier as digital distribution transforms the media landscape.
As brands continue to pour money into digital advertising and the media landscape becomes increasingly fragmented, the effort to attract someone's attention online grows more complicated.
