Sentence examples for media alternatives from inspiring English sources

But in local races across the country, there are fewer reporters asking questions on behalf of voters, and there are more media alternatives than ever, including talk radio and Facebook.

"There are plenty of media alternatives [to local newspapers] which competition regulators seem to ignore when they block mergers saying there is not enough competition for advertisers to turn to and they will face jacked-up prices.

Nationally, the number of Spanish-language radio stations is at a record high, according to a 2007 Arbitron study, which said Hispanic listeners had remained loyal to radio "despite numerous media alternatives".

In fact, as we've begun to see, it's paramount that these new media alternatives band together in order to drive viewers to their new platforms.

To find positive, challenging, critical journalism and entertainment that represents women in all their diversity, we need to turn to independent media alternatives, from GRITtv with Laura Flanders, WINGS radio and ColorLines magazine, to blogs like WIMN's Voices, Feministing, Racialicious, and The Feminist Wire, to video remixers Pop Culture Pirate and Feminist Frequency.

This rationale was the basis for equating the amount of carbon dioxide that is fixed relative to the amount of water that is split for these two media alternatives.

Limbaugh told listeners on Friday's show that reading high-tech and gadget blogs is a hobby of his, but like mainstream media, alternative media lacks conservative voices.

In a nascent career in the private sector, Mr. Gore has worked for a Los Angeles-based investment company with interests in high technology and tried to recruit investors for a liberal media alternative to conservative outlets like Fox News.

Therein we see the critical difference between the old media attitude towards content and the new media alternative.

Last month, Line's U.S. CEO Jeanie Han told TechCrunch's Natasha Lomas that the app wants to position itself as a social media alternative, and sees itself as an entertainment not technology company.

Finally, a study of consumers in an urban health food store found that 41% of subjects relied on retail staff for DS information, followed by the media, alternative medicine care providers and doctors, nurses and pharmacists [ 10].