Sentence examples for mainstream mass media from inspiring English sources

For instance, Hall argued that mainstream mass media in the US effectively proselytised for the notion that democratic pluralism was a reality rather than a façade, arguing for "the pretence that society is held together by common norms, including equal opportunity, respect for diversity, one person-one vote, individual rights and rule of law".

This specific, direct and interactive method of interpersonal communication has already proved its effectiveness in these communities where the health workers, social services, teachers, pedagogues and volunteers are in constant contact with families hard to reach using mainstream mass media channels.

The Japanese government, the plant operator (TEPCO) and the mainstream mass-media are using all their power to cover up the true picture of the disaster.

Free distribution through the web disintermediates artists and fans, opening the door for niche, polarizing creators that could never be distributed through mainstream mass-media channels like Hollywood film, television, radio or newspapers.

An extensive awareness campaign was conducted on mainstream and mass media, along with announcements over mobile messages and vehicles with loud speakers urging people to immunize their children.

I presume that Microsoft rolls out Nadella when they wish to attract more mainstream attention — the mass media has given Nadella broad coverage since he took over the reins from the now-former CEO Steve Ballmer.

I presume that Microsoft rolls out Nadella when they wish to attract more mainstream attention — the mass media has given Nadella broad coverage since he took over the reins from the now-former CEO Steve Ballmer.

There's a notion that floats through the mainstream consciousness, through the mass media, and even among tender-footed law students and fledgling attorneys about the word "justice": It's some kind of objective and tangible substance.

Muslims are the current target of choice for the European far-right; they are demonised by the mass media and mainstream politicians; nearly half of Britons polled think too many live here.

But as Fiona Fox, director of the Science Media Centre, writes in a report about science and the media, "rightly or wrongly, some of the most important science debates of our times have been conducted on the front pages and in the headlines of the mainstream news … we ignore the mass media at our peril".

Saatchi is currently showcasing an entire exhibition inspired not only by Ne-Yo, but by Wachtel and other artists' appetite for mass media and the mainstream imagery that characterizes our age.