Sentences with phrase «media reactions to events»

Numerous companies watch and gauge social media reactions to events and smart businesses employ them to avoid United - style public relations disasters.

Not exact matches

The KFAX collaboration — by far SoapWorks» biggest media event ever — illustrates how Antonetti has deftly deployed modest advertising dollars to generate positive consumer reaction and thereby expand her market reach.

For his part, Trump, who also attended last year's dinner, argues that his reactions to jokes at his expense have been misconstrued by the very media hosting the event.

The different mainstream media reactions to the political salience of the two events would seem strange.

And it was Fasano's own strategist who blamed the reaction to the events in Charlottesville on the «liberal media.»

The Clinton campaign will use its social media accounts to encourage fans and followers to offer «reactions, comments, and questions directly in response to Hillary's remarks from campaign events,» officials told CNN.

Rather, debate is more likely to progress by reaction to events as researchers make news — often with the same lack of information we lived with for the last week of July, based on incomplete media accounts and quotes from disparate experts who lacked access to the details.

We'll be providing updates from the event throughout the day, with coverage of all the panel discussions, photos, social media reaction and much more, so please check back in regularly for the latest on what is set to be an unmissable event.

That's a feature you'll find on most handsets rocking Android Oreo, but there's also some stuff exclusive to Nokia handsets, such as «Dual - Sight», which uses the front and back cameras simultaneously when shooting video, so you can stream your reaction to events on social media.

Exclusive to Nokia 8, Dual - SightTM mode also enables you to stream your reaction to events on social media in real time, using both the front and back cameras simultaneously.

Using letters to the editor and media reports of events in major and regional newspapers as the primary sources, this chapter canvasses the variety - and often the similarity - of reactions to what became widely known as the stolen children or stolen generations Report.