Sentence examples for rules of media from inspiring English sources

So, by the rules of media logic, Cooper won.

This would invariably involve creating zones that run on different rules of media engagement.

And what are the rules of media discourse that ensure such an event passes without even being noticed?

A great cover by an artist isn't a mere transposition of his or her work but an image that adapts to the rules of media and marketing, and that also echoes the music.

The ruling, which Random House plans to appeal, puts Mr. Klebanoff in the middle of the second stage in the legal fight over the ground rules of media contracts and copyright law in the Internet age.

He and his Cabinet members have transformed the rules of media access, shutting the press out of the State Department almost entirely and treating White House press briefings as daily battles with meddlesome reporters.

Yet evolution — not extinction — has always been the primary rule of media ecology.

It will also look at whether to include the impact of the websites of newspaper publishers, which could impact the "20/20" rule of media ownership.

This spring the commission takes up a high-stakes revision of rules on media ownership, which could consolidate more power in the hands of large broadcasters.

Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox would face difficulty buying Univision because of federal rules on media consolidation.

"They have realised that too much graphic violence can be counter-productive in their target audience and that by self-censoring they can stay just the right side of the rules of social media sites, capitalising on western freedom of expression," writes Hannigan, discussing how social media has become a recruitment channel for ISIS.