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I always thought it was media hype that made an artist popular.

Defense lawyers said the 2002 decision was "influenced by media hype and government pressure."

He added that it was also encouraged by "media hype."

Black Mirror did not live up to the media hype preceding it.

A wave of reactions followed, which also included a media hype.

This clip does not seem to have surfaced in the current media hype.

"We don't want to risk the media hype that would be a distraction.

"It's a straightforward legal case, despite all the media hype," he said.

"There used to be an audience, without any media hype," he lamented two years ago.

I had to get away from all the media hype, all the reporters.

But we don't particularly regret that the media hype has gone.'

At the instrument museum there, a spokesman said the American survey was no more than "media hype".

She was, like so many others, pure media hype.

I've been reading all the fawning Dean media hype with a bit of a smile.

"Time has a way of minimizing the media hype surrounding an event," he said.

His gut pads, and the media hype surrounding them, had provided the perfect cover.

However, the deal had been able to generate a lot of media hype, especially in newspaper editorials.

Forty years later, the field is still very much in its infancy, despite relentless media hype.

All the media hype concerning the young football superstar seems to have only encouraged him to do better.

There was a media hype of Luciano's role after his deportation.

"There's been so much media hype on his personal life I thought he'd be flaky.

As Selim's debut film, it received a huge media hype before its release.

Another untrue media hype is that she got professional help at a rehab center to get off the drugs.

Unlike 1972, the Pacific leg also created less media hype and attracted few celebrities.

It's also a tribute to a field that has been less corrupted than architecture by media hype.