Sentences with phrase «change in the media»

The economic crisis may have also been influential, as well as the public simply becoming «bored with hearing about climate change in the media,» he said.

One of the responsibilities of a book publicist — or of anyone who's organizing a book promotion campaign — is to keep abreast of changes in the media.

Authors and publishers who ignore changes in the media do so at their own peril.

Basically I'm saying I don't want change in my media coverage!

Understanding these issues from a regional perspective will give journalists greater depth while reporting on climate change in their media organisations.

It seems to me that this is the single most important change in media in the last few years.

With climate science evolving but remaining uncertain, how can journalists accurately communicate about climate change in the media?

As far as working for a «change in media coverage,» what is the point of such a change if not to influence public opinion or policy maker action?

The recognition and subsequent rejection of the typical Sundance film coincides with a tidal wave of changes in the media landscape that has split the trajectory of the Sundance filmmaker.

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai defended the rule change, saying it was «utter nonsense» that rules banning cross ownership of a newspaper and broadcast station were still in place after massive changes in media over the last four decades.

«The story's blowup comes as another shock to journalism's credibility amid head - swiveling change in the media industry,» the report said, adding that the incident highlights the need for newsrooms to reaffirm the best journalistic practices.

I also think that there are other changes in the media landscape that have occurred that particularly influence the young:

But you may have noticed that things are changing in the media world, and print publications across the spectrum have had to adapt to the reality that readers now tend to consume information online rather than printed on dead trees.

When asked about climate change in a media interview this fall, McKenna said «we should be combating it» and promoted his plan for incentivizing electric cars.

Eisenstein's argument, similar to Marshall McLuhan's «the medium is the message,» is that changes in media trigger profound changes in society, by shifting who receives attention, and hence, bringing prominence to new cultural forms.

Given the turbulent water of world affairs and sea changes in the media, a follow - up a year from now might be titled «Gray Lady Down» if the Times does not chart a new course.

«Jeff Bezos and his colleagues do not believe that the pace of change in any media business is stagnating,» said Stone.

Part also stemmed from changes in media, which were developing in the 1980s because the media was increasingly out of sync with the views of average Americans, but came to full fruition after the internet became the dominant channel for news flow, allowing people to tune out voices unpleasant to them.

Although the trajectory of the archive reflects the fact that this was a period of immense change in media production, the collages here are purely manual, and were created with scissors, a wax roller and a store of glossy magazines.

In 2007, News Corporation CEO Rupert Murdoch claimed coverage of climate change in his media outlets — which include Fox News Channel and the Wall Street Journal opinion pages — would improve over time.

Assigned the tasks of conducting trainings for media professionals on innovative new changes in media

In any event, we have a lot to learn (and I hope we do it quickly) about how changes in the media are impacting our sexual and relationship behaviors.

His writing has also appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Grist, the Daily Kos, Justmeans and the Yale Forum on Climate Change in the Media.

Unlike the Murdoch consortium bid, it is not dependent on a change in media law that prevents a single party from owning print, radio and television assets in the same market.

The changes in the media environment mean that full length speeches are probably too long to reach their target audience at first.

What we are also experiencing as leaders is a change in the media.

However, whether this knowledge should lead to a change in the media's coverage of terrorist attacks is another matter, which involves a balancing of considerations over public health and having an informed public,» Peter Thisted Dinesen concludes.

It would be easy to mention the controversy that Cathy has caused through the decades — you can find it all over the Internet — yet we'd rather talk about changes in media, the importance in criticism, and generational shortcomings of designers.

«Very occasionally in human history, changes in the media of communication bring about gigantic changes in the culture,» Gardner said.

Then you have the accidental fact that the changes in our media landscape have led to separation of these two conversational patterns, which we didn't sufficiently recognize.

Ah, changes in the media are afoot!

The changes in the media landscape are largely irrelevant to the mechanics of human behaviour, it seems to me — although the current landscape is revealing stuff we have missed.

What factors contributed to your change in media?

I envision the «Climate Change in the Media» section to partly act as a barometer of what the media is saying about climate change.

He's fully aware of the myriad PR campaigns launched by the fossil fuel industry and the organizations and think tanks it funds that routinely seek to sew doubt about climate change in the media.

Sometimes all it takes is a different offer, headline adjustment or change in media to dramatically improve your results.