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The term for the new niche oriented internet based media after the passing of terrestrial based mass media.
First used on the Strategy Room with Alan Colmes by Michael Harrison, TALKERS magazine.
Why buy a new radio when you can listen to music you want on your ipod or on internet radio? This new internet radio - where you can list to specifically what you want - is personal media.
A celebrity who sells out their integrity and endorses products or services on TV commercials.
Mike Rowe is a Media Whore!
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Media Credentials are given to the working members of the media who attend press conferances.
Will tried to get into the Washington Wizards Press Conferance, but he lost his media credentials. He then proceeded to go home and tell everyone he knew in his uber life that they were bandwagoners.
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A person who is influenced by the media's bias on any given topic. These people are very naïve and accept the information thrown at them without feeling the need to do their own fact-checking and research to formulate their own opinion. A non-freethinker.
These people are like Zombies in many ways. The first is as mentioned before - a non-freethinker. The second is that they go after others and spread the misinformation they received from the media in groups. They prey on others and spread this vile disease.
The media-zombies are out ransacking businesses due to the fear-mongering on CNN.
A person whom flies toward any collection of reporters in an attempt to bring their personal issues to light on slow news days. Pest sprays only encourage them, and often draws other media moths to the infestation. Media Moths usually do something outrageous or unusual to draw attention then perform a slow spiral of self inflicted damage until their flame is extinguished by the scrutiny of people with common sense, or by a bigger news story.
Whoa, that media moth flamed out when the newshounds started chasing another story.
see Cindy Sheehan
netstream media
Noun, uncountable, mostly plural
1. information outlets disseminated via the Internet, usually associated with (though not necessarily) the highest viewed pages, therefore representing the majority of media that consumers are likely to encounter;
2. any Internet source that presents information in the form of news, reviews, gossip blogs, etc. Examples include Upworthy, XDA Developers, TMZ, among others.
3. compare, 'mainstream media.'
Usage Notes: Not to be confused with Adobe's ActionScript object class, 'Netstream.'
Style Guide: Writers should follow their preferred style guide in determining the singular form for 'netstream media.'
"I'm getting tired of all the emo-terrorism of the current batch of click-bait netstream media, like the viral mills of Upworthy or Buzzfeed."
The Juice Media is a YouTube channel that's the top of comedy gold
If YouTube videos were an art, The Juice Media would be near the Mona Lisa