The phrase "media rate" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase typically references a discounted rate that media outlets (e.g. newspapers, magazines, radio stations, etc.) receive for a particular service or product. For example, "This hotel offers media rate discounts for journalists staying in town to cover events."
One way to counter this deficiency would be for the sender to continue to transmit at the media rate during periods of silence, known as padding.
It also matters because how the party leaders perform in the Commons influences how the media rate and report on them and that plays its role in shaping public perceptions.
Grey's Mr. Meyer added that the disinflation that has slowed media rate increases has also slowed clients' product price rises, which in turn tends to prevent their ad budgets from growing.
During its beta trials, Twitter reported that brands saw an average 34percentt earned media rate, it says.
"Then send a travel request to the resort or airline, let them know that you are planning a review on travel and including their property, and would like to be comped or find out the media rate". Here's another trick: Take advantage of overseas pricing differentials in airplane tickets for a discounted fare.
DISCLOSURE: Adventures by Daddy was offered a media rate in order to experience this Disney Cruise to Norway.
We have taken a multi-scale, multi-factor approach that explicitly accounts for such factors as hydraulic-conductivity variability, structured porous media, rate-limited diffusive mass transfer, and nonlinear, rate-limited, spatially variable sorption.
4. Write sample entries for a media rating guide, and justify how the entries are fair.
3. In a "fishbowl" discussion, explore issues of fairness in media rating systems.
They then submit their own entries for a media rating guide.
In April, Freedom House, a private policy group based in New York, downgraded Italy's news media rating from free to partly free.
