Sentences with phrase «media junket»

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Indeed, though his post-green jacket whirlwind media junket / victory tour has kept him on the road for all but about a week since April 8, Watson said he owed it to the fans in New Orleans to try and defend his Zurich Classic title this week.

We were visiting the resort on a brief media junket that was a public relations event for the Taos School of Cooking, which was intent on publicizing and selling their 2004 calendar, «Chefs of Taos: Cooking in the Raw.»

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Travis Allen, R - Huntington Beach, who has dodged questions from the California press about his eight - day junket to China, is speaking with state - owned media in the People's Republic of China about his trip.

I avoid the poorly - written ones but in the case of press junkets like this, I avoid even listening to them because of the awkward questions and outright idiotic self - promoting media «personalities.»

To assess the company's success in Pacifica, whatever anyone cares to call it, FCA flew dozens of testing teams from the media — moms and their families, dads and their families (including mine), and various random groupings of friends and relations — all the way to Newport Beach, California, for a three - day vacation junket spent mostly in them.

The media tablet marketplace got a little bit more crowded today when Amazon unveiled its Kindle Fire tablet at a press junket in New York City.

Writers on the Internet are not bound by the rules of old media institutions; they can guiltlessly go on junkets.

In the past, traditional media and travel writers would be invited on familiarisation tours or press junkets to tour a destination, resort, or travel area.

Also referred to as a press trip, media trip, or junket.

sawed in half the global warming illusion that the formerly mainstream media had sold as reality, all of a sudden there's massive upheaval: dogs and cats living together; news networks hosting climate debates; CBS exposing taxpayer - funded boondoggle junkets to Copenhagen; and politicians (other than Oklahoma Sen. James Inhofe) boldly denouncing fraudulent research about the «benefits» of «solutions» to global warming.

Spearhead event conceptualization and execution including large - scale consumer activations, red carpet management, press junkets, product launches, and buzzworthy consumer and media - facing stunts