Sentences with phrase «bite out of the media»

Fang also takes a bite out of the media, particularly the left - leaning, liberal eastern giants such as the New York Times and the Washington Post, which opened their front pages to Glaciergate.

Not exact matches

I also allow myself to zone out on social media a little bit at the end of the night.

But the best way to see what we experienced in the festival is to check out the bits of interactive media sprinkled throughout the story.

Second, the people working in the media industries are part of a vast and complex system which parcels out responsibility, a little bit to everyone, so that, in the end,

Second, the people working in the media industries are part of a vast and complex system which parcels out responsibility, a little bit to everyone, so that, in the end, no - one is ultimately responsible.

A third risk is that we select out bits of the Bible that suit our ideas about mass media but ignore other parts that would challenge those ideas.

While some rival fans have been taking to social media sites to take the mickey out of Arsenal because of Arsene Wenger's failure, or refusal, to spend any money on new outfield players in the summer transfer window, the prof has been doing a bit of trolling of his own.

I wonder if the wage some of the younger players get is actually having a negative effect on their development as well, given too much money to quick and ending up a bit like a spoilt brat who smokes in the shower room or gets in the media when out clubbing...

As part of his prediction piece for Sky Sports, Nicholas gave us all a bit of insight in terms of team selection with various media outlets running with his call on the possibility of Conte rotating and resting Alvaro Morata with youngster Charly Musonda getting a run out.

Pop's bit is more than played out at this point, but that didn't stop his media roast at the end of the game, too.

Imagine if the owner was a bit more involved, coming to top 6 games at home, big UCL games, making sure that communications between manager and media would be of a similar tone (how many times have we had Wenger deny what the board said and vice versa), and freeing up extra cash out of his pockets when a special player becomes available because he wants to see the best at the club but more importantly he wants to win.

«Welcome Home Wayne» was the underlying message attached to every bit of information they put out on various social media outlets and it looked like everything was falling in place for Everton under the new ownership.

Although a performance buzz win will almost always beat a media buzz win in terms of dividend pay - out per share, a performance buzz win is so much harder to achieve and so in my view is a bit of an illusion.

I would think this could get quite a bit of media attention if they put the word out.

Think of it like a plea deal with the public — I'll come clean to you now, before the media rats me out, and you give me a little bit of credit for that.

A bit like most of the environ - luvvie media mush out there

DOW JONES NEWSWIRES — Mar 17 — With help from the former president of Intermix Media, an online contextual - advertising start - up has raised $ 48 million in venture capital (Technology Crossover Ventures) to quickly take a bite out of market giants Google and Yahoo.

(AP)-- The recession took a bite out of IAC / InterActiveCorp in the first quarter, as revenue fell 22 percent in the Internet company's media and advertising unit, which includes the Ask.com search engine.

On social media, I can be a bit of a jerk when it comes to film writers freaking out and overpraising a film.

Among the supporting cast, Christopher Mintz - Plasse (Superbad) stands out as Clark, a bit of a Jack Gordon fanboy with precious little outdoorsman aptitude to show for it, while Christine Ko finds some fun, sassy line deliveries as Emma, the staff's social media «influencer.»

The implications about the current state of online culture in the film is disturbing, perhaps even a bit hyperbolic, but what better than a B movie cheapie to spell out the ugliness of social media in both the genre and the social platform's gruesome, unforgiving terms?

Sure, sometimes the book marketing process can be a bit of a slog, and people on social media get on our nerves, but that's when you change gears, learn a new skill, or blog it out.

Creators Craig Thompson discusses the creation and themes of his new graphic novel Habibi: «It was born out of 9/11 in the sense that Islam was being vilified in the media, and I wanted to humanise it a bit and understand it, and focus on the beauty of Arabic and Islamic culture.

Traditional book promotion — the type of book publicity campaign that involves mailing out books / media kits and following up to pitch reviews and interviews — just got a bit more expensive.

While social media sharing will be a big part of what you'll be doing on the press trip, you want to make you have all your bases covered before you head out in order to alleviate a bit of the live workload.

It will take a bit more time to spread the level of tech out to other industries, and even longer for mainstream social media.

In the latest bit of cluelessness, Penello and an unnamed Xbox One developer took to Reddit yesterday and likened the social media frenzy over the new console to the scrutiny given to out of control celebrities.

As of today we have the game up and running on Xbox One (and you may see some video of that coming out of our media announcement at the Lab last night, including this bit from Major Nelson), and it already looks fantastic, but we still have a long way to go to make the visual improvements worthy of Xbox One hardware.

The simple truth, though, is that while the media do often blow it a bit out of proportion, videogame addition is very real, something which Jayne and Teace tackle well.

I'm always eager to see any news or media from Masaya Matsuura / NanaOn - Sha, creator of much - loved games like PaRappa the Rapper and UmJammer Lammy, so it was great to finally see this tiny bit of video from his latest project, Haunt for Xbox Live Arcade, come out of Tokyo Game Show.

Media Molecule has created a game where literally every last bit of world is made out of paper.

Check out this bit of media from CMDR Anarch157..

The salon style evening started out with wine and light bites, followed by the conversation style discussion on the subjects of science, culture, media, sexism in science, and a host of other interesting topics that were explored revolving around the theme of the event.

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While it's true, as Brian just pointed out, that the media have been taking us on a bit of a rollercoaster ride regarding the will there - will there not be a new treaty at the end of COP15 speculation, The Financial

Comments in The Guardian's account of the arrests, flesh out the motivations of the protestors with a bit more nuance than much of the mainstream media has done.

Twitter - spoofing: This underused bit of mischief works like this: Come up with some fictional statement that you can falsely attribute to a friend, enemy or whomever, and then serve up a phony re-tweet as follows: RT@ScottGreenfield Just got out of Social Media Ninja training, ready to take on the world!

I think that a little bit later in the fall you will see a survey from American Lawyer Media that looks at some of the — like the Am Law 200 Tech Survey which gives you information that just comes out at different time of year.

Tom Mighell: We have said this before, but I think that the biggest advantage that someone who reads these surveys can take from this is really an understanding of being able to understand what you're doing right now and what some other firms and what other lawyers are doing or what they know about, and realizing that if you just do a little bit more in your practice, if you just increase your security or do more on social media or work a little bit more with — check out new AI or innovative software, you might be able to gain a competitive advantage through your use of technology.

Look, it doesn't take a sociology professor to point out that we're all suffering from a bit of social media overload these days.

Encased in an attractive gold - colored aluminum chassis, the chunky 5.33 x 3.55 x 0.78 - inch device looks a bit like a pocket TV or an old - fashioned portable media player, thanks to a large Wi - Fi antenna that juts out of the top and a thick bezel below the screen, which contains the power, volume and home buttons, along with some speaker holes.

While things may look a bit different once you tap into their social media pages, the Chinese smartphone maker seems to have figured out its way pretty well into the minds and hearts of Indian smartphone buyers.

Amazon's TV interface has always been a bit more convoluted than some of the other streaming media boxes out there, but it has gotten much better, especially with the most recent software update.

However, if you apply for a job in the creative / media industry you might want to stand out a bit more and design a more creative CV, for example in form of an infographic.

I've read your blogs from time to time, and I like your approach, so I'm not talking about you personally, but I say this to remind myself and our fellow appraisers that blogs, as well as social media in general may seem beneficial or harmless, but they also hold the potential for taking a bite out of your tail with a misstep.

I feel like social media expectations have gotten a bit out of control lately, so I really like posting here best.