'media entity' is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to refer to any type of entity in the media such as a newspaper, magazine, radio station or television network. For example, "The media entity was sued for alleged copyright infringement."
"But if they directly compete, they risk altering their own mission as a sports media entity.
Joey Essex (real name) joined in season two and duly became the perfect media entity, part swoonsome teen idol, part figure of ridicule.
Much of what's done by VFiles, the store and media entity, is about consuming the existing in order to make something new.
Vivendi did leave itself one other possible option, saying it was investigating the possibility of aligning itself with some other company and making an initial public offering that would create a new, larger media entity.
The 50 50 joint venture should provide a useful entry into the regulated French market for Ladbrokes, partnering with a major media entity that has around 11m French pay-TV subscribers.
THE ENDANGERED OR ruined child has emerged as a media entity within a culture that has idealized the responsibilities of parenthood to a degree, as has been exhaustively noted, unprecedented in human history.
Like many other media entities, TMZ pays for photos.
The state-owned news media entities became independent public institutions.
He added that the heightened interest in the election can benefit many media entities without taking away from others.
Social media entities may be countering some of this with their new algorithms and methods of disseminating content, but viral information may be impossible to contain".
Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation has already purchased MySpace in order to get in on the action, and other media entities are aligning themselves with popular Web sites.
