Sentence examples for media critiques from inspiring English sources

Murrow himself delivered one of the more renowned media critiques in 1958, in his speech to the Radio-Television NeWednesdayors Association 50 years ago this past Wednesday.

Examples include Kausfiles.com, where Mickey Kaus, a former Newsweek reporter, presents his political opinions, his readers' opinions, media critiques and links to other sites.

The other seven artists in this concise show — Dara Birnbaum, Joan Braderman, Alex Bag, Keren Cytter, Ryan Trecartin, Mike Smith, and the marvellous Kalup Linzy — follow suit with their own media critiques.

He writes his column between 11 p.m. and 2 a.m., for his three-year-old Web site, Kausfiles, a hodgepodge of his political opinions, rants from his readers, media critiques and links to other sites.

That doesn't mean media critiques weren't sometimes warranted.

The governor was legendary for his media critiques.

Andrew Tyndall, who analyzes network newscasts for his newsletter, the Tyndall Report, said he thought Mr. Dupnik's media critique overreached.

It spanned the Jam's bitter media critique, "That's Entertainment," and a new song, "That Dangerous Age," about comfortable grown-ups longing for excitement.

Hinting at his frustration with the continuing media critique of the investigation, Mr Yates responded: "If I appeared tetchy it was because I was being expected to act upon facts that in no way could be developed into evidence.

In Stewart's hands, "The Daily Show" levelled up, from a program that resembled "Weekend Update" — a delivery device for over-it potshots — to a consistently scathing and original media critique.

Then, in 2005, several of the major professional-documentary-filmmaking groups published a "code of best practices" for fair use — stating, for example, when a news clip can be used as part of a media critique, or what to do when a song or image is accidentally captured while filming something else.