Sentences with phrase «of a mass audience»

Yet another example of citizens using the new tools of online communications and social media to organize for political action and to push a story out in front of a mass audience.
Surprisingly, when one thinks of the mass audiences attracted to TV, the audience for the Electronic Church is not large.
There is no doubt that advertising, as a special industrialized language of persuasion aimed at researched psychological vulnerabilities of a mass audience, cut off from traditional trusted sources of advice, is successful.
Viral social campaigns can effectively capture the attention and support of mass audiences, but in order to make viral altruism stick, more gradual and deeper engagement with a social cause is required over a sustained period of time.
Yet films that reach even the barest form of mass audience are often most vulnerable to accusations that they're somehow capitulating to dominant political, narrative, or aesthetic modes — most significant in the U.S., perhaps, have been Brokeback Mountain (2005) and Milk (2008), which respectively take on, rather than truly subvert, the Western and the Great Man Biopic.
Even if F. Gary Gray may have tweaked some things for the betterment of a mass audience.
Summing up the tastes of the mass audience, one character remarks, «Love, and a bit with a dog — that's what they want.»
Improvements in technology are making it easier to target niche audiences, providing a more specialized experience for the audience and allowing the artists themselves to do more of what they want, and not feeling as compelled to cater to the needs of a mass audience.
The lucrative Super Mario Bros. and Pokémon games that fuel the company's profits are shackled to machines like the Nintendo Wii U and Nintendo 3DS that are sold to just a fraction of the mass audience playing games on smartphones.
Coinciding with Steinberg's centennial anniversary, Puddle, pothole, portal, considers the artist as an early figure who envisioned virtual realities, and created complex images that juxtapose unlikely characters into new worlds — often sharing them through the printed page, to the amusement and puzzlement of mass audiences.
Choosing the apolitical context of mass audiences and a «now» generation of online users, SUBMISSION refers to the human condition that collectively engages, either physically or virtually with this provisional «high - octane» language and experience.
youtube puts them in the same bucket, the bucket of mass audience attracting, mass comment conflicting, lowest brow puke — that makes them the most coin.
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