"media actors" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to people who act in films, television shows, commercials, etc. For example, "Many well-known media actors have won awards for their work in films and TV."
… obviously if there' s a recall or a health warning, if you don' t disseminate it through the media, then how' s it going to get out there? (AU M10) Media actors described this role in reporting food incidents in two main ways: first, as a conduit for information and second, as a public watch dog.
Eight media actors approached declined to participate (five in Australia and three in the UK).> Media actors' views on their roles in reporting food incidents are summarised in Figure 1.
In a video encouraging people to film their own messages and use the #saveourboys hashtag on social media, actors tell the Prime Minister to "be a leader", "get to Indonesia" and "bring them home".
Also, mass media actors impact on the development; content providers adjust to new types of telling narratives, new demand of knowledge and knowledge distribution.
Although the First Amendment and the strong American free press tradition make it difficult to put limits on private media actors, the government doesn't have to pile on.
We turn to television for expert advice, when really what we are getting is entertainment, be it medical media actors, psychologists, dieticians, financial gurus.
Russian news media and social media actors have come under scrutiny after U.S. intelligence agencies concluded in January that Russia sought to interfere with the U.S. presidential election to help Donald Trump win. .
This reinforces previous reflections by media actors that media actors themselves do not perceive a personal responsibility for consumer's safety.
(AUM2) Clearly there were different views about the presence of sensationalist reporting amongst media actors.
In this paper we use the term 'media actors' to refer to individuals currently working within the media, or with previous experience working within the media, including print, radio and online.
Candidates know this, too, which is why they devote so much energy to shaping the expectations of news media actors….There is no cabal that meets in a room to decide who won the debate.
