Examples of 'media competition' in a sentence
Meaning of "media competition"
refers to the rivalry or competition among different media outlets or platforms, such as newspapers, television networks, and online news sources, to attract and retain audiences or consumers. It involves strategies and tactics employed by media organizations to gain a competitive edge in terms of viewership, readership, or advertising revenue
How to use "media competition" in a sentence
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Lessedra international painting mixed media competition.
That kind of media competition and pluralism no longer exists in Russia.
It is getting harder to find a healthy media competition to support.
Media competition has become global, as shown byr.
And we also had a social media competition for the participants.
We are happy to announce that RADIO RASANT took part in a county media competition.
Last chance to enter ILO global media competition on labour migration.
However, all these benefits would fade in the face of new media competition.
Corporate Media competition.
These are the winners of the post-debate media competition.
In the media competition for eyeballs, everyone is rewarded for producing enjoyable and affirming content.
How do you make a social media competition analysis?
Unable to assess the success of a seasonal promotion, a Google ad and social media competition.
Today, the social media competition is centered on Facebook and Twitter.
So far, they are unnamed, but YotelPad will soon host a social media competition to decide.
See also
Pluralism in the media competition law, cultural pluralism, economic concentration, informalion technology.
ADAA Awards - The ADAA is a global digital media competition for student creators.
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