The part of the sentence 'high-tech media' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any type of communication or information technology such as computers, tablets, social media, etc. For example: Our company is utilizing a range of high-tech media to reach out to potential customers.
But Gavin recognises aspects of rave in the high-tech media of today's brightest gallery work.
We were becoming a high-tech media center -- just look at the new Web-based companies in Manhattan's Silicon Alley.
The Islamic State's "high-tech media jihad" – its use of YouTube, Twitter and Instagram to boost support – has received reams of press coverage over the past year.
Peter Dahlstrom is a senior partner at McKinsey and helps clients predominantly in telecommunications, high-tech, media, and fast-moving consumer goods.
In the West End, high-tech media companies are downsizing; in the City, thousands of financial industry workers have been laid off.Across London, office vacancy rates have risen to above 10% from a low of around 2%.
In her book Ms. Fisher cites recent findings in biology and genetics to argue that the female brain is optimally suited for the demands of a high-tech, media- and communications-oriented economy.
When Radiohead announced its new album, "The King of Limbs," last month, it did so in the high-tech, media-smart way its fans have come to expect: a brief note online, followed by a rush when the songs were made available for download a day earlier than expected.
All this hearkens back to community and connection, something we all may be, ironically, lacking in a high-tech, media-frenzied culture that insists it is connecting us more fluidly with each other.
He pokes fun at high tech, media manipulation, and commercialism, with showmanship, a slightly paranoid attitude, and shameless self-promotion.
I like the conference formula: interviews of "heads of state", high-tech and media CEOs, by Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher, two highly regarded tech journalists.
As the state's minister for economics, transport and technology in 1995-98, and premier since then, Mr Clement has helped lead it from heavy industry into high-tech, telecoms, media and services.
