"Many popular media notions of what a restless electorate is against (bankers, corporate power, tax dodgers, economic austerity) and what it is for (fundamental change, leveling the powerful, taxing the rich and big social programme promises) came a cropper in the British election last week," writes Michael Wolff in USA Today.
And the authorities say threats are increasingly delivered through social media (a notion some officers here have begun referring to as "cyberbanging"), perhaps speeding up the pace of retaliation.
Earlier this year it invested in a £4 million round in New Voice Media alongside Notion Capital and angel investors from MessageLabs and Salesforce.com.com
Unless a drastic measure is introduced to change the truly democratic nature of social media, the notion of 'control' (in its editorial context) is simply inapplicable; Twitter isn't a newspaper or a television channel whereby an owner could pick up the phone and dictate to the editor-in-chief what story to kill or run.
So it was in Dubai that I started thinking about the effects of technology and the media on notions of culture and identity.
"I think that I chose pictures that partially represented those biases and media-affected notions of place, and yet I explored immensely these American places, a thousand hours or more, gaining an understanding of the conditions".
But, in a city desperate for direction and leadership, the media reported every notion that the commissions discussed.
The media perpetuated the notion that women went to college only to land a husband the "Mrs. Degree".
This novel presents their rumoured marital difficulties as an invention of the media, although this notion might have been harder to pull off by the time the film came out in 1992, the year that Charles and Diana separated.
Ryan Howard, the Phillies' slugger, sat in the middle of the clubhouse early Tuesday talking about his team, the national news media and the notion that the Phillies are not being respected.
