big media

noun

, (usually used with a singular verb)

1. the mainstream media, as television and newspapers:

   blogs that compete with big media.

Word History and Origins

Origin of big media¹

First recorded in 1975–80

Example Sentences

Advanced marketers and big media companies are positioning their data clean rooms as highly secure environments where their data, and their clients’ data, are protected and can be combined in joint analysis in adherence with privacy standards.

From Digiday

Business and product employees across the country may not have big media companies in their area, but opening up a job to remote workers lifts that “arbitrary barrier” and brings media jobs to other regions, Seward said.

From Digiday

So many of the big media players are afraid to jeopardize access, or personal relationships.

From The Daily Beast

Yet the function of blogging in a big-media context is not a zero-sum game.

From The Daily Beast

In a world of big corporations, big food, and big media, big damages and big litigation are inevitable.

From The Daily Beast

Most big media operations have come to accept this, and instead of creating new properties they acquire them.

From The Daily Beast

Klein is nothing if not savvy in the ways of big media companies; his wife, Nicole Seligman, is chief counsel for the Sony Corp.

From The Daily Beast