media-savvy

She was brilliantly media savvy on one level but she often didn't think through the fall-out from some of her decisions.

Information should be represented for the next generation of media-savvy readers, right?

Most netizens and newspaper editorialists also interpreted the kneeling professors as media savvy social net workers with a worthy cause.

This capital should not be squandered on reliance on a media-savvy communication culture.

Scranton also possessed a quality of familiarity and media savvy that would serve him well during the coming hectic days.

Media savvy is one useful import: his church broadcasts on television and radio, and sells DVDs alongside religious books.

Like their predecessor Rondon, the Villas Boas brothers were charismatic, media-savvy, and highly sympathetic to the Indians.

Her rationale: So many people today get vital information in video format that an educator must also be a trainer in media savvy.

Encouraged to go ahead and say what she wants to about the watch exhibition, the showbiz veteran once again displays her media savvy.

With his political and media savvy, Mr. Jiang had smartly consolidated his power base during his reign.

The chastened minister, however, proved as media-savvy as his detractors, using Twitter to respond and apologize.

Ford imported European Fiestas and recruited 100 media-savvy members of the public to act as "agents" .

Officials in some schools are getting considerable "public relations training" to be more media savvy.

Obama, arguably the most social media savvy of U. S.

His slightly exasperated response is that being an activist requires media-savvy.

US Visual Entertainment Market And Survey Of Media Savvy Consumers

Party leaders to be more media savvy