Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The act of mediatizing, or the state of being mediatized. See
mediatize .
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun The act of mediatizing.
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- noun The act of
mediatizing
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Examples
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The crass ignorance of the realities in the Middle East and the exploitation of that ignorance by speculators compounded by the mediatization of the insurrections and riots could give the impression that we are facing an oil crisis.
Georges Ugeux: Don't Worry About the Oil Prices Georges Ugeux 2011
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What's your truth around the mediatization and politization of Ayn Rand's work and about the importance of media literacy in general?
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Keep checking in here for Part 2 in the next few hours and days where we discuss the political implications of the mediatization of Atlas Shrugged.
Juliette Powell: Colbert Shrugged: Ayn Rand Institute Responds to 'Rand Illusion' 2009
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But Welcome to Sarajevo especially the first half before they leave Sarajevo is a clever commentary on the mediatization of war.
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But Welcome to Sarajevo especially the first half before they leave Sarajevo is a clever commentary on the mediatization of war.
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But Welcome to Sarajevo especially the first half before they leave Sarajevo is a clever commentary on the mediatization of war.
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Certainly on this matter I am not an original thinker: many people in Latin America are concerned about that populist and messianic culture which is now fueled by the mediatization of society.
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Certainly on this matter I am not an original thinker: many people in Latin America are concerned about that populist and messianic culture which is now fueled by the mediatization of society.
In praise of parliamentary systems: how to get rid of Latin American messianic leaders 2006
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Such tokens of exchange had been freely employed since the middle of the seventeenth century, and at the time of the mediatization of the fiefs, 1694 kinds of notes were in circulation.
A History of the Japanese People From the Earliest Times to the End of the Meiji Era Dairoku Kikuchi 1886
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The African Press Organization manage a media list of 25.000 contacts, as well as public relations services intended for institutions related to Africa, including distribution of press releases (online database and targeted e-mail lists), press videoconference, webcast, international press review, and mediatization of international events.
vanishedone commented on the word mediatization
'Our analysts speak polysyllabically and in turn of five new processes: "deterritorialization" (culture as torn out of its geography and made homeless); "hybridity" (cultures as mixed up together); "liminality" (poor cultures shoved off the edge by rish ones); "diasporization" (cultures scattered worldwide but persisting in a mutant form); above all, analysts speak of "mediatization" (the stories of culture detached from their local habitations and carried largely abroad by the electronic media).'
~ Fred Inglis, Culture (Key Concepts series), p. 146
March 3, 2009