"media links" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to links or connections to various forms of media, such as videos, articles, or images. Example: The website includes media links to all of the latest news coverage on the topic.
E&P MEDIA LINKS www.emedia1.mediainfo.com You can find links to global newspapers from Albania to Zimbabwe on this site the list of titles is one of the most extensive we've seen.
The BBC began experimenting with live social media links with its latest series of The Apprentice earlier this year.
The editors surveyed the magazine's contributions to what are now conventions of online media: links in stories, aggregation, crowdsourcing.
"I needed something that had the ability to track interactions and mentions — whether that is social media, links or press — to see which conversations were worth pursuing," he said.
And when those faculties fail, as often happens in high-stress kitchen scenarios like Thanksgiving, apps can come to the rescue with features like technique videos, embedded glossaries and social media links.
So it was no wonder that social media links were atwitter with "Fire Up Chips!" posts Thursday when the ESPN pundits Mel Kiper Jr. and Jon Gruden uttered "Central Michigan" more times in a 15-minute span before the draft than it had been uttered on the network in the previous 15 years.
And who wants to look at a row of dead butterflies when you can interact with live ones via a media link?
The leader's speech comes shortly after police raided media linked with Mr Erdoğan's nemesis Fethullah Gülen and arrested the editor of an opposition newspaper.
With its latest product, Lynksys Wireless-B Media Link for Music, users can listen to digital music stored on their computer system through their home stereo system, including MP3 downloads, without using any cables.
Their killer, troubled 28-year-old Ismaaiyl Brinsley, had made statements on social media linking a desire to kill police with the deaths last summer of two unarmed black men, Michael Brown and Eric Garner, at the hands of white officers.
"This move should be seen as the 'high speed media link' between north and south, not an opportunity to perpetuate a backward-looking north-south divide," Lewis will say.
