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new media
noun
- developing forms of media, usually electronic, regarded as being experimental.
new media
noun
- Compare old media
- the internet and other postindustrial forms of telecommunication
- ( as modifier )
the new-media industry
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of new media1
Example Sentences
Where does Zeteo stand in the crowded field of new media startups?
A recommendation has been made for the Crown Prosecution Service to publish its new media protocol "as soon as possible" and keep it regularly updated after MPs found existing guidance was "not fit for the social media age".
Read our full conversation below to learn more about “The L 51Թ: A Photographic Journal,” Beals' new media venture with "L 51Թ" creator Ilene Chaiken and longtime Condé Nast chief revenue officer Pamela Drucker Mann called Run-A-Muck, and what her "L 51Թ" character, Bette, would have to say about all the arts de-funding taking place.
"The religious right has reached young men through new media with incredible success, but has largely struggled to reach young women," added Taylor Leigh, a former evangelical who hosts the Antibot YouTube channel, which analyzes and criticizes evangelical culture.
Opponents, including the current FCC chair Brendan Carr, argue that in the new media landscape, with its Cheesecake Factory menu of choices, there is no reason for public media to exist and certainly no reason for the government to give it any money — an idea to which it is already indisposed.
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