Definition of mass media in English:

mass media

plural noun

the mass media

treated as singular or plural The media.
criminal activity has received heavy coverage in the mass media
Example sentencesExamples
- As a result, she was in the spotlight of the mass media, as a promising singer and social feminist.
- In addition, he said that members of the mass media would not be allowed to enter.
- Acceptance of the mass media entails a shift in our notion of what culture is.
- What's different is that it is so often driven by the mass media and by marketing.
- There is a vast hunger for information and the mass media with which to deliver it.
- This process has been reinforced by the increasing monopolization of the mass media.
- Such leaks have been standard fare in parliamentary politics and the mass media for decades.
- From its earliest days, the mass media played an important role in the popular perception of the detective.
- While the mass media focus is usually on one place at a time, the protests are often in many places simultaneously.
- The examples are taken from different sources, including the mass media.
- To bridge this divide, parties will have to rely far more on the mass media to communicate their stand.
- In Britain and America a burgeoning youth culture had begun to infect the mass media.
- Did the collaboration with the mass media affect the independence of your thinking?
- They are taught in schools and colleges, and through the mass media, such as newspapers and television.
- People need to know how to produce effective leaflets and web pages and how to approach the mass media.
- More typically, researchers will opt for one or possibly two of the mass media and may sample within that type or types.
- I've written for specialist cinephile and academic journals and for the mass media.
- We accept his evidence that he used the internet to find material relating to music, football and the mass media.
- No matter what the mass media says, at a certain time people come up against the truth.
- In the twentieth century, many radical intellectuals embraced the mass media.

Definition of mass media in US English:

mass media

plural nounˈmas ˈˌmēdēəˈmæs ˈˌmidiə

usually the mass media

treated as singular or plural The media.
criminal activity has received heavy coverage in the mass media
Example sentencesExamples
- As a result, she was in the spotlight of the mass media, as a promising singer and social feminist.
- More typically, researchers will opt for one or possibly two of the mass media and may sample within that type or types.
- This process has been reinforced by the increasing monopolization of the mass media.
- While the mass media focus is usually on one place at a time, the protests are often in many places simultaneously.
- Acceptance of the mass media entails a shift in our notion of what culture is.
- There is a vast hunger for information and the mass media with which to deliver it.
- They are taught in schools and colleges, and through the mass media, such as newspapers and television.
- We accept his evidence that he used the internet to find material relating to music, football and the mass media.
- In Britain and America a burgeoning youth culture had begun to infect the mass media.
- What's different is that it is so often driven by the mass media and by marketing.
- In the twentieth century, many radical intellectuals embraced the mass media.
- In addition, he said that members of the mass media would not be allowed to enter.
- From its earliest days, the mass media played an important role in the popular perception of the detective.
- People need to know how to produce effective leaflets and web pages and how to approach the mass media.
- Such leaks have been standard fare in parliamentary politics and the mass media for decades.
- To bridge this divide, parties will have to rely far more on the mass media to communicate their stand.
- I've written for specialist cinephile and academic journals and for the mass media.
- The examples are taken from different sources, including the mass media.
- Did the collaboration with the mass media affect the independence of your thinking?
- No matter what the mass media says, at a certain time people come up against the truth.

单词	mass media
释义	Definition of mass media in English: mass media plural noun the mass media treated as singular or plural The media. criminal activity has received heavy coverage in the mass media Example sentencesExamples As a result, she was in the spotlight of the mass media, as a promising singer and social feminist. In addition, he said that members of the mass media would not be allowed to enter. Acceptance of the mass media entails a shift in our notion of what culture is. What's different is that it is so often driven by the mass media and by marketing. There is a vast hunger for information and the mass media with which to deliver it. This process has been reinforced by the increasing monopolization of the mass media. Such leaks have been standard fare in parliamentary politics and the mass media for decades. From its earliest days, the mass media played an important role in the popular perception of the detective. While the mass media focus is usually on one place at a time, the protests are often in many places simultaneously. The examples are taken from different sources, including the mass media. To bridge this divide, parties will have to rely far more on the mass media to communicate their stand. In Britain and America a burgeoning youth culture had begun to infect the mass media. Did the collaboration with the mass media affect the independence of your thinking? They are taught in schools and colleges, and through the mass media, such as newspapers and television. People need to know how to produce effective leaflets and web pages and how to approach the mass media. More typically, researchers will opt for one or possibly two of the mass media and may sample within that type or types. I've written for specialist cinephile and academic journals and for the mass media. We accept his evidence that he used the internet to find material relating to music, football and the mass media. No matter what the mass media says, at a certain time people come up against the truth. In the twentieth century, many radical intellectuals embraced the mass media. Definition of mass media in US English: mass media plural nounˈmas ˈˌmēdēəˈmæs ˈˌmidiə usually the mass media treated as singular or plural The media. criminal activity has received heavy coverage in the mass media Example sentencesExamples As a result, she was in the spotlight of the mass media, as a promising singer and social feminist. More typically, researchers will opt for one or possibly two of the mass media and may sample within that type or types. This process has been reinforced by the increasing monopolization of the mass media. While the mass media focus is usually on one place at a time, the protests are often in many places simultaneously. Acceptance of the mass media entails a shift in our notion of what culture is. There is a vast hunger for information and the mass media with which to deliver it. They are taught in schools and colleges, and through the mass media, such as newspapers and television. We accept his evidence that he used the internet to find material relating to music, football and the mass media. In Britain and America a burgeoning youth culture had begun to infect the mass media. What's different is that it is so often driven by the mass media and by marketing. In the twentieth century, many radical intellectuals embraced the mass media. In addition, he said that members of the mass media would not be allowed to enter. From its earliest days, the mass media played an important role in the popular perception of the detective. People need to know how to produce effective leaflets and web pages and how to approach the mass media. Such leaks have been standard fare in parliamentary politics and the mass media for decades. To bridge this divide, parties will have to rely far more on the mass media to communicate their stand. I've written for specialist cinephile and academic journals and for the mass media. The examples are taken from different sources, including the mass media. Did the collaboration with the mass media affect the independence of your thinking? No matter what the mass media says, at a certain time people come up against the truth.
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