Sentences with phrase «do media availabilities»

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Does he really want to let that behind him or is its availability more a created desire of the media?

Cross-referencing the Time Warner Cable News archives, it turns out that the last time the governor did make himself available to all of the Buffalo media outlets was roughly three months ago — and that wasn't much of an availability.

But for some reason the availability of social media and myths that you MUST promote force otherwise perfectly sane humans into spending all their time annoying a few hundred followers on Twitter and Facebook and doing blog tours and other silly things like that.

With the reduced reliance on traditional publishers the public and media are looking for new ways to streamline their consideration process and the availability of a print edition is one way to do that.

The most important thing to do before buying a new dedicated reading device is to research ebook availability and pricing among ebook stores, along with all the other digital media that you intend to use on your ereader — ebooks, newspapers, magazines, blogs, webpages, audiobooks, etc..

I'm sorry if I missed something, and I do agree that some people act like «availability entrepreneurs» in the negative sense that the phrase conveys, but if the media can't restrict their reasonable use of that term to people who approach a public problem with a completely selfish attitude, for their own benefit, then I would suggest not using the term at all.

Does your social media victory lap concern your availability for professional employment?

Of course, attaching a photograph to one's résumé is not normally done, but with the availability of social media platforms such as LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Google +, it's difficult for job seekers to hide.

As one researcher explains, «Desires for media may be comparatively harder to resist because of their high availability and also because it feels like it does not «cost much» to engage in these activities.»