Sentence examples for media term for from inspiring English sources
Iraqgate, also spelled Iraq-Gate, media term for the scandal that emerged during the administration of U.S. President George H.W. Bush, in which it was alleged that U.S. agricultural loans made to Iraq during the Ronald Reagan administration were used to purchase weapons with the administration's knowledge.
(v) The media terms for the major components determined from binary solutions of the major components of the solution.
"It's a media term," Bjelland adds.
That's just a media term.
"From ESPN's perspective, our interest is in serving our fans and we don't want to materially limit our ability to do that on any platform," Sean R. H. Bratches, ESPN's senior vice president for affiliate sales and marketing, said yesterday, using a media industry term for distribution systems.
It noted that existing regulations also meant censorship of foreign media, jail terms for certain print crimes, the absence of freedom of information laws and a skewed process for appointment of the National Audiovisual Media Council's members, chosen mainly along sectarian lines.
So is "paid media", a polite term for bought coverage.The indignity of a democracy fuelled with free booze is perhaps a distraction.
IBeam and its rivals, including Cidera, InterPacket and NetSat Express, contend that the Internet is a hostile network environment for streaming media, the Internet term for video and audio that is viewed or heard as it is transmitted, rather than being received and stored on the user's PC before being played.
During the 2012 campaign, talking to the local media (which we're using here as a catch-all term for "media outside the Beltway") was a central part of Obama's strategy.
Record companies, cleaving to the American model of perfection, began media-training their stars – "media-training" being a technical term for surgically depriving someone of their personality.
