'media participation' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone's involvement in different forms of media, from newspapers and radio, to television and the internet. For example, "John has been heavily involved in media participation over the last few years, with appearances on several news broadcasts."
Social media participation is also viewed favorably.
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Some are based on giving during that period, others are awarded based on social media participation.
While my public identity, writing and activism undoubtedly elevated the risk of identity theft, social media participation is a two edged sword.
Similarly, we would also like to progress the option put forward by Network Ten for a hybrid of a moderated debate, with both audience and social media participation.
Its class categories are based not only on income but also on social factors such as taste in food and music, leisure activities and social media participation.
They include: modernity, modernism and contemporaneity; image, media and participation; exhibition histories, museums and biennials, and much more.
Political speech on the Russian Internet is monitored but left largely uncensored, and, in any case, the central issues faced by the country's opposition are access to federal media and participation in elections, not online presence.
These included exemplary use of media resources; participation in local, regional, and national recruiting events; establishing and maintaining personal contact with prospective students; garnering financial support; and curricular enhancements including new course/program offerings designed to meet specific needs.
An election official told state media that participation had reached 37percentTuesdayay, but a local election monitoring group and the campaign of opposition candidate Hamdeen Sabahi said the initial turnout was as low as 15percentt.
The twice-yearly surveys, sponsored by the European Union, use a common questionnaire to determine trends in attitudes in categories such as cultural and national identity, international relations, living conditions, media, political participation, values and religion, and policy debates within the European Union.
