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- noun
Rule by themedia ; a situation in which the media dominates or controls thepopulace .
Etymologies
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Examples
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What "crust" exactly does an African American need to reside on to be taken seriously by the blabbing heads of mediocrity/mediacracy?
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Our omnipresent mediacracy makes a lot of unthinkable things thinkable.
Enter the Foxulists 2009
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A female member of the mediacracy can now seize the bully pulpit for all women without needing to give even lip service to those women whose lives, unglamorously enough, are more blue collar than blue state.
Rhymes With Rich 2006
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A female member of the mediacracy can now seize the bully pulpit for all women without needing to give even lip service to those women whose lives, unglamorously enough, are more blue collar than blue state.
Rhymes With Rich 2006
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A female member of the mediacracy can now seize the bully pulpit for all women without needing to give even lip service to those women whose lives, unglamorously enough, are more blue collar than blue state.
Rhymes With Rich 2006
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Even if he did, it wouldn't matter; the mediacracy is here to stay.
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Throughout the internet, the majority that has been excluded from the commentariat, the consultariat and the constipated classes of Pravda media of the right, and mediacracy media of the "mainstream" are gathering numbers, forces and steam for the challenge.
Steve Colbert Out, Rich Little In, The Rise, Fall, and Rise Of The Free Press 2007
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To the nitwits of the click-and-quip mediacracy, the woman is summed up her iconic hairstyle, a hairstyle once called “a natural” and then an “Afro” before the concept-clippers truncated the consciousness behind the cut into the slangism “fro.”
Archive 2006-03-01 2006
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To the nitwits of the click-and-quip mediacracy, the woman is summed up her iconic hairstyle, a hairstyle once called “a natural” and then an “Afro” before the concept-clippers truncated the consciousness behind the cut into the slangism “fro.”
Archive 2006-03-01 2006
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To the nitwits of the click-and-quip mediacracy, the woman is summed up her iconic hairstyle, a hairstyle once called “a natural” and then an “Afro” before the concept-clippers truncated the consciousness behind the cut into the slangism “fro.”
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