overhyping

A while ago the SF&F blogosphere was rocked okay, slightly tilted by accusations of publishers 'overhyping' their books and leaving disillusioned reviewers giving overtly harsh reviews to books which they'd have enjoyed more if they'd come to them fresh.

Fable: The Lost Chapters

But it has run long articles by war critics, including a piece last monthon the "overhyping" of Gen. David Petraeus, the commander of U.S. troops in Iraq.

Tall Tales?

"overhyping" of the early diagnosis decision support programs.

The Health Care Blog

Mrs CH, I'm in danger of overhyping it and leaving you disappointed, but it's my all-time favourite book!

Archive: Oct 08 - Mar 09

I'm probably not doing myself any favors because it sounds like I'm overhyping it, but ... it's going to be a great reward.

Hawaii Five-0 Finale: Will McGarrett Go Too Far to Catch Wo Fat?

Otherwise, he accused Govan of overhyping his finances.

Update: Gilbert Arenas blasts Laura Govan during radio interview

This is another blatant example of Media overhyping "news" in an effort to make sales.

Obama mocks Newsweek cover, Newsweek hits back

Judis has made a practice of overhyping Reagan as a model for Obama.

Brendan Nyhan: Judis Wrong on Reagan, Bush Popularity

I'm not one for exaggerating or overhyping the weather, but it sure does seem to get wilder by the moment around here lately.

After winds & more warmth, could it snow?

In a 4,600-word column Wednesday on ESPN's website, the ombudsman harshly criticized ESPN for overhyping its coverage of Mr. James, for failing to explicitly disclose to viewers the ties between Mr. James and ESPN, and for what he said was an effective payment for a news story which is typically considered improper for journalists.

Internal Watchdog Criticizes ESPN for Ethical Missteps on LeBron James Coverage