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111media tart — /ˈmidiə tat/ (say meedeeuh taht) noun Colloquial (derogatory) a person, such as a politician, actor, etc., who accepts any request from the media for the sake of publicity. Also, media slut …
112media — mass media The means, such as television, radio, newspapers, and magazines, by which advertisers, politicians, etc. , communicate with large numbers of members of the general public …
113media outlet — /ˈmidiə aʊtlɛt/ (say meedeeuh owtlet) noun a television station, radio station, newspaper, website, etc., which is a vehicle for mass media …
114media — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. pl. mediums; magazines, newspapers, journals, house organs; radio, television; billboards, posters, etc. See communication. II (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. press, communications industry, news… …
115média — m Moyen de diffusion, de distribution ou de transmission de signaux porteurs de messages écrits, sonores, visuels (presse, cinéma, radiodiffusion, télédiffusion, vidéographie, télédistribution, télématique, télécommunication, etc.) …
116media — me·di·a || medɪə n. channels of mass communication (radio, newspaper, television, etc.), medium me·di·um || mɪËdɪəm n. means by which something is accomplished; means of expression; channel of communication; middle man, intermediary;… …
117media studies — UK / US noun [uncountable] the study of newspapers, television, advertising etc and their influence on society as an educational subject: can be followed by a singular or plural verb …
118media — 1. In transmission, the paths along which signals pass, i.e., optical fiber, cable, waveguide, radio wave, etc. 2. Instruments that carry data or information such as magnetic disks and cartridges …
119Raycom Media — Type Private employee owned company Industry Broadcast Television Television Production Founded 1992 Headqua …
120open media — /oʊpən ˈmidiə/ (say ohpuhn meedeeuh) noun media available to all to report news, express ideas, etc., as blogs, websites, social media, etc …
