Sentence examples for media disasters from inspiring English sources

2002 Desperately weakened Granada and Carlton pull out of the renamed ITV Digital, having lost at least £1.2bn, one of UK's biggest media disasters.

Amid the miscues and the media disasters, there is a noticeable go-to sensibility in Paladino politics, a do-it-yourself-ness that, while no doubt stemming from necessity, is also a reflection of the candidate's condition as a proudly self-made man.

Let's take a look at some of the ways to avoid social media disasters, prevent them from escalating, or handle things if everything goes sideways.

The brand's swift reaction is a case study in how social media disasters can be dealt in an effective and even transformative way.

But in a year filled with season-long injuries and media disasters, things could not have gone much worse for Jerry, who by the end of the season was under immense scrutiny by the media and looked like he might be let go by the front office during the offseason.

Armageddon planning should start immediately or it will be a media disaster.

Women have been asked to share "doek selfies," with the ministry's official Twitter account promoting "inspiration photos" of glamorous women wearing fancy doeks.The campaign has been a social media disaster, its hashtag overrun by criticism and mockery.

By midnight on Tuesday, more than 70,000 people had tweeted about police brutality, ridiculing the NYPD for a social media disaster and recalling the names of people shot dead by police.

Instead, as Matt Taibbi perceptively observed last week, what we have is a W.M.D.-size self-inflicted media disaster, which ought to require some extensive self-criticism before we breathlessly move on to Trump's latest alleged idiocy.

And when every misstep becomes a thirty-six-hour media disaster there's every reason to second-guess your instincts, so being sensitive to your strengths and weaknesses and having the courage to come to terms with them is helpful when you're facing a crisis.

Vidergar has identified a clear increase over the past century in the portrayal of post-apocalyptic worlds in television, movies, books and graphic novels among other media – disaster scenarios brought about by events such as nuclear explosions, pandemics or the proliferation of horrific creatures.