Or, as with one ubiquitous and often maligned media maven below, Twitter can even make a corporate titan seem more human.
A year later, he segued smoothly into a role as megaphone for the Trump campaign, using his audience to push propaganda and malign the media.
Trump has regularly maligned the media, accusing news outlets of deliberately lying about his administration to make him look bad.
Signed comment about the recent instances -- Richard Jewell in particular -- of people maligned by the media for accusations that turned out to be false.
"We know it's a tough ask to go to Wales and win that game," said Cotter, who seems to believe his side have been unfairly maligned in the media.
Mr Hyman has already attracted a lot abuse in Comment is Free for his column arguing that politicians are really the good guys, animated by true ideals of public service and unjustly maligned by the media.
By Jeffrey Toobin The New Yorker, January 27 , 1997P. 5 Signed comment about the recent instances -- Richard Jewell in particular -- of people maligned by the media for accusations that turned out to be false.
Gold says he is not a hypocrite by on the one hand calling for a drastic reduction in ticket prices while on the other raising his own: "If I reduced prices at Birmingham I would no doubt bring in more supporters, and maybe even get a knighthood, while the chairman of a club that raised prices would end up with a half-full stadium and be maligned by the media.
Pretty impressive for one handset on a carrier much maligned in the media and blogosphere, right?
Although Cosgrove thinks that millennials may be ill-prepared for today's economy, she hasn't lost all faith: "We are frustrated, downtrodden, and maligned by the media, but we are ever hopeful".
