The risk of kickback was too high, and the likelihood of media exploitation too great.
The transgender community expressed mixed feelings in advance of the broadcast – some hoping for a milestone, others fearing media exploitation.
It also concluded that it was "reasonable" for Channel 4 to commission a satire of media exploitation of paedophilia.
Eastwood's critical account of the Army's crass media exploitation of American soldiers ("Flags of Our Fathers") took the shine off the victory.
Yet she was also hidden, obscured behind layers of political and religious posturing, legal maneuvering, emotional projection, and media exploitation that swaddled her like strips of linen around a mummy.
A paragraph says its "document and media exploitation team" would spend July 6 to 9 assisting with "Operation Fast and Furious," which it called a Phoenix-based inquiry into an arms network that had supplied 1,500 guns to a Mexican cartel.
The juxtaposition between the grisly aspects of the narrative — medieval captivity, rape, psychological torture, media exploitation, attempted suicide — and Jack's hopeful, curious, and wise/naive voice left me in a near permanent wince.
This is a profound exploration of the interplay of personal and cultural identity in today's world, examining such issues as media exploitation, identity theft, the afterlife and the emotional void left after mass disaster (written pre-tsunami, the play still resonates in its aftermath).
To many in the art world, the much publicized controversy over the apparent secrecy in which Wyeth painted portraits, including nudes, of a female neighbor, supposedly without telling his wife, who managed his business affairs, smacked of canny media exploitation "The whole thing seemed a little orchestrated," said Ms. Broun of the Smithsonian, on whose board Wyeth served for 18 years.
Hamas had rejected the truce as meaningless and "media exploitation".
