Sentence examples for media clout from inspiring English sources

Clearly it carries political and media clout.

Do you want to grow your social media clout?

Critics like him say the deregulation invests too much media clout in too few hands (and ideologies).

"We knew we needed significant media clout and scale and critical mass," said Miles S. Nadal, chairman and chief executive of MDC.

Even when you take into account the low level of engagement that brands command on Facebook, those 113 brands still have serious social media clout.

He pointed out that as a powerful press baron and owner of the leading daily, Avaz, Mr Radoncic could use his media clout to settle scores if he wanted to.

Now that listeners have more choices and the Internet undermines mass-media clout, up-and-coming performers have less chance to gather a broad pop audience.

This primary season also dealt another blow to the myth of media political clout.

Marketers will continue to need agencies for their strategic insight and media-buying clout, notes H. Mitchell Kanner, an entertainment and advertising consultant.

The idea is to create a "one-stop shop" for advertisers that would give the media companies' more clout in negotiating to distribute their video material around the Internet.

But more than that, because we are the home of the English language, our media has disproportionate clout - BBC World Service of course, but in the age of digital communication, every BBC channel, The Times, The Guardian, all are big players in shaping public opinion.