As younger generations eschew television and the print media, their only exposure to news may be on the internet, often through social media feeds.
He also faces an increasingly fragmented television audience that is leaving late-night shows for diverse options like "The Daily Show" and Cartoon Network or eschewing live television for DVR or the Internet.
Unlike many critics of the euro, Mr. Connolly, 61, plies his trade mostly in private, eschewing cable television programs, opinion pages and policy journals.
Industry observers, though, point to a stew of long-term trends, like younger audiences' eschewing subscription television packages in favor of free content on the internet.
The award-winning filmmaker and journalist has twenty years of reporting experience, but within the last decade, she's found a powerful storytelling method in an unexpected place: eschewing print, television, and even the Internet, de la Peña believes virtual reality is the most powerful storytelling method at modern media's disposal.
YouTube eschews video ads before a clip.
They eschew radio, television and computers.
Only Lego comes close: for all Barbie's durability, she has always had lots of rivals.VTech's advertising and marketing is modest by toy-industry standards—just 10% of sales, about half that of the big American brands and it eschews daytime television, preferring to advertise in Good Housekeeping magazine and other publications aimed at parents.
Eschewing dreary state television, they tune in to about 25 illegal satellite channels, most of them broadcast by Iranian exiles in California.
