"media sphere" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the realm or world of media, including various forms of communication and information sharing. You can use "media sphere" when discussing the impact and influence of media on society, or when referring to the different platforms and outlets through which media is disseminated. Example: "In today's digital age, the media sphere has expanded to include social media, online news sites, and streaming services, greatly influencing public opinion."
But driven by a powerful internet, many more forces are weighing in on the media sphere.
She said: "Within the traditional media sphere, writing about solutions and good news actually requires exceptionally high standards.
Working-class people's voices are rarely heard outside their communities, and almost never within the political or media sphere.
The question of team depth and a dependence on older injury-prone players is definitely feeding the #IMFC social media sphere.
They have a power and influence open to very few individuals and should therefore be extremely cautious in how they act in the media sphere.
Some Democrats have worried that Mrs. Clinton is failing to meet Mr. Trump's challenge in the new media sphere, as my colleagues Amy Chozick, Alexander Burns and Jonathan Martin recently reported.
And yet, at the risk of sounding like an obsolete mass-media apologist, there's a reason that good journalism traditionally involves a healthy dose of skepticism, and what we saw with the Sunil Tripathi debacle is what happens when two different media spheres — each somewhat ignorant of the rules that guide the other — collide.
The secret to Mr. Franks's popularity, of course, is that he has already run a statewide race, and a read of New Jersey history shows that losing can be a winning strategy because it overcomes the difficulty of becoming known in a state split between two or more media spheres of influence.
It's hard to see how this trend, an echo of what is happening in all other media spheres, will be reversed.
This study aims to provide a better understanding of how organizations can manage public conflict and firestorms in social media spheres.
Every 3 days, after cells pelleting and resuspending in fresh media, spheres visible by eye (no magnification) were counted.
