Difference between revisions of "Media hype"
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| − | Former | + | Media hype is the process through which extensive media coverage increases public awareness of a certain topic or issue. Former ccience editor Tim Radford of ''The Guardian'' ... "admitted at a recent conference that he and his fellow science journalists hype [[stem cell research]] to sell more newspapers." [http://www.evangelicaloutpost.com/archives/003065.html] |
Revision as of 20:46, November 28, 2007
Media hype is the process through which extensive media coverage increases public awareness of a certain topic or issue. Former ccience editor Tim Radford of The Guardian ... "admitted at a recent conference that he and his fellow science journalists hype stem cell research to sell more newspapers." [1]