The social network microblogging platform new form of mass media has been the subject of incessant free press throughout its upward trajectory.
IN RECENT months, despite coup threats, economic crisis, a heart scare and incessant vilification in the press, Asif Ali Zardari, Pakistan's president, has never appeared in public without one constant companion: a stubborn, face-splitting grin.
These days, the Murdochised version is incessant right across the press, so I go online where a diversity of news and comment can be found, then I look at Steve Bell [the Guardian cartoonist], who understands that truth is always subversive.
I'm talking about the incessant arrogance of the New York press (uh, that would be you) as fifth columnists for a professional sports fan base that is so parochial in its self-absorption as to make Madonna look like Mother Teresa.
The only news here was the press box announcer's incessant declarations that Brady had broken yet another team, or playoff, or team-playoff record.
The pressure is incessant.
The mind-set created by 18 years of Thatcherism, and the incessant anti-Europe propaganda in most of the tabloid press, together leave no space for the subtle distinctions Lord Owen says he hopes to make.
How come liberal anti-war protesters were shunned by the press, but the mini-mobs are showered with incessant coverage?
CNN national political reporter Peter Hamby wrote in a 2012 election post-mortem for the Shorenstein Center that incessant tweeting made candidates more reluctant to engage with the press.
Trump has always been a creature of the media, an incessant self-promoter who's seemed to relish both courting and criticizing the press.
