Sentences with phrase «mainstream media piece»

This is the mainstream media piece in question from the «Fox & Friends» show on US television:»

Not exact matches

Comments on blogs, unsurprisingly, ranged from supportive to homophobic, as did opinion pieces in the mainstream media, with most critics citing the «homosexuality is a sin» argument (although some later apologized).

Nate Silver had a great piece in the Times over the weekend, looking at how clashes with police seem to have driven mainstream media coverage of the Occupy Wall Street protests (a classic example of the principle of «if it bleeds, it leads»).

Also published on HuffingtonPost Nate Silver had a great piece in the Times over the weekend, looking at how clashes with police seem to have driven mainstream media coverage of the Occupy Wall Street protests (a classic example of the principle of «if it bleeds, it leads»).

... but as with any solid piece of health advice, the mainstream media has activated the hype machine and taken its recommended strategies to an extreme level.

Word in the financial district that the Wells» company is, quite literally, sitting on a gold mine, prompts everyone from billionaire bankers (such as Bruce Greenwood, stealing his all - too - brief scenes) to Indonesian dictators to the mainstream media to want a piece of the action.

I think more pieces like this online and in the mainstream media would work absolute wonders.

From time to time I come across mainstream media travel pieces that leave me scratching my head a bit.

She forged new directions and objectives for the field of independent video — not only creating important video pieces, but also envisioning alternative video as a critical voice within the culture, capable of exposing the numerous foibles and blind spots of mainstream media.

As I wrote in my opinion piece yesterday in Politico, which you should read if you haven't (and which criticizes the media quite strongly for its de facto enabling of the climate cranks), the U.S. Republican party is the only major political party in the world that still rejects mainstream climate science.

Even so the only mainstream media on the first page was this from the Guardian, which is more an analysis of the methodology than its conclusions - and a reprint of a Spiegel piece from the GWPF, which unsurprisingly talks (ironically?)

a piece of information that becomes accepted as a fact even though it is not actually or strictly true, or an invented fact either deliberately created or created by sloppy thinking, poor logic skills, lack of critical thinking or poor journalism believed to be true because it appears in print, in a journal article, in mainstream or social media, on a web site or has «gone viral» on the Internet.

While I'm on delusionism in the media, I should note that Gerard Henderson has a piece in the SMH trying to have it both ways in claiming to accept mainstream science on while touting the views of delusionists (there's no suggestion that attention should be paid to those who think the consensus view understates the dangers!).

Half of all race - related opinion pieces in the Australian mainstream media are likely to contravene industry codes of conduct on racism.