media of mass communication
media of mass information

Mediated quasi-interaction is based on social relations established by media of mass communications.

Though the four designs reflect different approaches, they take as a common premise that architecture and design are media of mass communication.

No one pointed out at the time that radio, like other media of mass communication, leaves the audience with the choice of looking elsewhere.

Intensification of educational efforts on eye health care through media of mass communication and extensive education methods.

Lazarsfeld and Merton set out to understand the burgeoning public interest in problems of the 'media of mass communication'.

Perhaps one of the reasons they had failed before - although not the only reason - had been the lack of a media of mass communications.

Congress found that "the effects of past inequities stemming from racial and ethnic discrimination have resulted in a severe underrepresentation of minorities in the media of mass communications" (1982).

I consider it to be essential to eliminate from the mass-media the images presenting women in degrading situations, taking into account the impact that the media of mass communication have on public perceptions and attitudes.

Power...has shifted from those who control the "means of production" to "those who control the media of mass communication"" It has been a concern since the publication of the first black owned newspaper in 1827, that well-meaning groups were trying to represent the interest of minorities without, "becoming acquainted with the true state of things."