Sentence examples for media thinking from inspiring English sources

In this maelstrom, smart media thinking can make a real difference to the effectiveness of marketing.

She debunks such wishful news media thinking as the post-9/11 rush to matrimony, "patriotic pregnancy" and a baby boomlet that never happened (not to mention articles in this newspaper, less factual than fanciful, about well-educated women opting out of high-powered careers and deciding to be moms instead).

That's old media thinking.

We've sat looking at social media thinking about what the rest of the world was up to.

I need a job... my child is sick... my water heater needs to be replaced and I have no savings, etc.," what is the media thinking about?

But griping about that state of affairs is old-media thinking.

"A lot of people go on to media courses thinking it will qualify them to work in the media - and most of them want to become sports writers," she says.

And unfortunately, too many judge their success by media recognition, thinking only this will make theirs a "real" production.

Some would say the defining Georgia Dome moment came in 1996, when Massachusetts guard Carmelo Travieso leaned back against a curtain being used as a news media backdrop, thinking it was a wall, and fell off a makeshift platform.

The basic principle is that some visualisations can be so eye-catching that you've shared it on social media before thinking to check out the claims it makes.

One Gawkereditor would tell me about meeting Thiel in 2008 and finding him almost painfully naive about the media business, thinking that he could appeal to personal relationships to get gossip journalists to back up.