"The interest really stems from the media hype," he added.
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Casual investors often jump in immediately because of the media hype.
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Was the monster storm a case of too much media hype?
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"Don't get caught up in the social media hype," Stubbs says.
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""Climate alarmists tend to ignore scientific evidence and encourage media hype.
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So we can live in our house without press and media hype!!!!
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You don't want to invest in something just because of the media hype.
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Subramanian Swamy, a BJP leader, dismissed Rajinikanth's plunge into politics as "media hype".
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Despite all the recent social media hype, glitter lips have been around for decades.
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That, he always said, was media hype, driven by the public's thirst for heroes.
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Others were concerned about the effect of the media hype on Fuman's well-being.
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"I think there's a lot of media hype, but no substance to it," he said.
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So why didn't the public buy into this let's-horde-everything theory despite the media hype?
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Mallya, in a message on Twitter, called the news of his arrest "usual Indian media hype".
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There were more reporters than protesters, but given the media hype, it didn't seem to matter.
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Its release follows much media hype, and a massively successful Kickstarter campaign that raised over $100,000.
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But the company and its CEO were determined to keep competition and media hype out of it.
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Despite frequent media hype to the contrary, however, we haven't discovered anything that will kill us yet.
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The media hype for electric vehicles and alternative energies threatens to obscure America's continued need for oil.
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It has dismissed reports about surface-to-air missiles placed on the disputed Woody Island as media hype.
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This is another example of media hype around a faux well-spring of public activism around price gouging.
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It is easy to dismiss the idea of a Winfrey presidential run as the product of media hype.
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For this historical development we can thank certain workings of celebrity culture and the social media hype machine.
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"This is media hype," said the first source, of reports Xi and Trump could meet this month in Florida.
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It's doubtful (despite the media hype) that this will translate into a nomination, and even less likely a win.
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If there is a legitimate fear at all, it is that media hype may create a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Some of my neighbors are posting on social media about their disgust at what they see as media hype.
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Today with the media hype, I think it would be out of hand but it's a gift and a curse.
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Media hype or not, we'll be tuning in Monday night, and we can't wait to see Lindsay begin her journey.
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Certainly, aligning with media hype in a very unknown market such as this is advantageous for a number of reasons.
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Yet the media hype around Ossoff, particularly as a bellwether for Democratic prospects in the 2018 midterms, was always overblown.
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Bannon said he knew something big was coming from WikiLeaks in October 2016 in part because of the media hype.
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Russia has consistently denied the British allegations, and Putin has personally dismissed the coverage of Skripal as western media hype.
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Beto hopped into the presidential race with a fair amount of media hype and a staggering day-one fundraising haul.
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Mr. Tillerson offered his soothing counsel to deflate media hype about recent threats and counterthreats exchanged between Pyongyang and Washington.
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Media hype notwithstanding, chances are the selection won't be all that consequential—unless, that is, it's a really bad one.
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Democrats on Thursday ended the sit-in after more than 24 hours of media hype over the unusual act. Rep.
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And although it has received less media hype, the use of robots won't be restricted to a bar or restaurant.
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Mr. Mallya dismissed the news as "media hype," but he confirmed on Twitter that an extradition hearing began on Tuesday.
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The ensuing media hype around the guidelines, though, has turned "opioid" into a dirty word no matter what its context.
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Venture capitalists and media hype may have helped push Bitcoin to an untenable high last year, at nearly $20,000 per coin.
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Based on the early polls and media hype, Harris has made the biggest splash of any Democrats not named Sanders. Sen.
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Nathan For You, the brilliant satire of marketing, media, hype, and everything that holds our capitalist society together, is no more.
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But when it comes to media hype and jersey sales right now, Sanchez is somehow playing in a much smaller ballpark.
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Trump's problem is that where earlier presidents have tried to lower 100 days expectations and puncture media hype, he raised expectations.
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This research — and the media hype it inevitably attracts — has yielded a clear shift in the public perception of the products.
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Beijing says it is entitled to "limited defensive facilities" on its territory, and dismissed reports about the missile placement as media hype.
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But the real estate firms dealing in luxury Bosporus homes say the rumors of a rush of Arab buyers are media hype.
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In response to this allegation and the subsequent media hype, the Paterno family is demanding a full public review of the facts.
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From there to the media hype, which felt very forced, I was a bit bewildered and ultimately felt a bit creatively stifled.
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The Chinese tabloid Global Times said on Monday worldwide media hype about the re-entry reflected overseas "envy" of China's space industry.
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Beijing says it is entitled to "limited defensive facilities" on its territory, and dismissed reports about the missile placement as media "hype".
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"The media hype and political manipulation heightens our concerns," said Sheikh Shaker Elsayed, imam of the Dar Al-Hijrah mosque in Virginia.
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I heard repeatedly that I should ignore the social media hype and that talk radio was whipping things up to grab audience.
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Worldwide media hype about the re-entry reflected overseas "envy" of China's space industry, the Chinese tabloid Global Times said on Monday.
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I think people decided to capitalize in the whole media hype and Samsung has simply cut the cord to save themselves from embarrassment.
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Despite the media hype that is usually associated with Gawker, however, Univision's sole bid shows that interest in the auction was otherwise limited.
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With so much news coverage treating the race like "Entertainment Tonight," the surveys seem to be measuring media hype as much as substantive support.
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In spite of the fear-mongering and media hype, legitimate individual concerns and hollow political rants, robots are revolutionizing the industry for the better.
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Nonetheless, Reuters found that social media hype for the iPhone X has not kept up with that of the iPhone 6 released in 2014.
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It is the latest in an endless line of media hype over accusative stories that fit a narrative certain media outlets like to advance.
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American immigration to Canada rose throughout the Bush administration, but the overall pattern of immigration seems pretty independent of election cycles and media hype.
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Beyond the media hype surrounding the visit, advancing dialogue on critical bilateral issues such as Iran, Syria or trade will be the real challenge.
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" Hill said he didn't believe that the United States was in a new cold war with Russia and attributed renewed tensions to "media hype.
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She said she first heard about the product on Instagram and is happy to report that it's lived up to all the social media hype.
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Wednesday's delivery may have been a bit more forceful, the fans a bit louder; maybe more voters tuned in thanks to the media hype machine.
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Despite a lot of media hype about Trump upending Dodd-Frank and other Obama regulatory policies, the order does nothing significant and reflects little urgency.
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Despite the media hype about illegal immigration and trade deficits, there is a strong cooperation between the two governments on combatting drug trafficking and security.
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What about the books that have so much social media hype, you feel left out if you haven't nabbed a copy so you can #galleybrag?
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The banana that sparked a deluge of think pieces and media hype at Art Basel Miami Beach last week shows no signs of slowing down.
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The bad news is that getting caught up in all the media hype around kick-ass, rockstar entrepreneurs can leave you with some pretty faulty assumptions.
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And the album's rollout has been dizzying, with fake websites and Twitter accounts, ironic bootleg merchandise, needling of the online media hype cycle and much more.
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To build social-media hype, the at-home fitness startup turns to its legion of fitness-famous instructors to promote the brand on Instagram and Facebook.
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"We never expected that sort of potential and media hype," the team's player-manager Geoff Ocran told Reuters after the first league game of the season.
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Monarch of social media hype Beyoncé posted six images on her Instagram account on Thursday, most without captions and all generating an exorbitant amount of ecstatic comments.
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Given the immense price increases and media hype, there's a tendency to see 2017 as the best year for cryptocurrencies yet, but I would argue the opposite.
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While they're informed and aware, they don't get emotionally attached to the day-to-day market movements … and they definitely don't buy into the financial-media hype.
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"Stealth research creates total ambiguity about what evidence can be trusted in a mix of possibly brilliant ideas, aggressive corporate announcements and mass media hype," John Ioannidis wrote.
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Although blockchain technology receives much media hype for its theoretical benefits, there appear to be no blockchain platforms in operation facilitating full, large-scale trade in major commodities.
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As such, she's put out a bunch of photos, a new music video, announced a baby with Elon Musk, and, generally, has gone on a media hype blitz.
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The 14-times major champion will have had three weeks off after a disappointing U.S. Masters, where he teed up amid massive media hype and perhaps unrealistic expectations.
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In response to the media hype following Cañete's comments, the White House issued a statement: There has been no change in the United States' position on the Paris agreement.
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There's nothing Limbaugh can't twist to fit this usual narrative, but declaring Hurricane Irma to be full of climate-inspired media hype took even grizzled media-watches by surprise.
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This research, and the media hype it inevitably attracts, yielded a clear shift in the public perception of chocolate products that, are also, ahem, full of sugar and calories.
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But critics expressed concern for Fuman's well-being amid the media hype, and that officials were using him as a prop and neglecting the broader issue of rural development.
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Therefore, it is fair to assume that the sole purpose of issuing the report was to create media hype and draw the public attention to Holden's cyber security business.
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Why you're seeing it everywhere: The scarcity-driven social media hype has continued even as the Pilea peperomioides has reached mainstream availability, in part because they're tough but distinctive houseplants.
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There was some serious media hype going on—I was part of it—but you stepped right into that as the new district attorney, carrying yourself with courage under fire.
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Musician Kid Rock teased a potential bid for US Senate, but ultimately used the social media hype around the buzz to announce his non-profit designed to promote voter registration.
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"The N.H.L. chooses to be guided on this very serious subject by the medical consensus of experts examining the science, not the media hype driven in part by plaintiffs' counsel."
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One question is where the many different kinds of art converge to create LA art that is more than a fad or product of media hype—great art that lasts.
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Hindu nationalism is 'media hype' Critics say Modi's term has been marked with a swing to the right -- and minorities, especially Muslims and Dalits are bearing the brunt of nationalist rhetoric.
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Both believe that getting caught up in the media hype around social media addiction acts as a dangerous distraction from more urgent problems in the tech industry, such as data privacy.
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At the end of the day, all the polls, big crowds and media hype today won't matter as long as there is a strong organization to turn supporters out to vote.
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Just one day after we reported on the first Pixel 4 leaks, Google decided to mount a social media hype campaign by literally tweeting out an image of its upcoming Pixel 4.
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Meanwhile, Obama isn't wrong when he says that ISIS has used the "internet to poison the minds of individuals inside our country," by dominating media hype cycles and recruiting through social media.
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"Mob underbosses don't get killed very often, but the media hype artists went into overdrive last week," Jerry Capeci, who publishes a weekly column on Gangland News, wrote me in an email.
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In the fevered delusions of the media hype machine and wishful right-wing pundits, this month's Democratic convention will be a scene of barbed wire, protests and police, floor fights and shouting matches.
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Even more significant, given the media hype about his high negatives during the campaign, the poll found that a significant majority of Americans approved of those promises and wanted Trump to fulfill them.
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"So many things I have said have been cut or distorted for the media hype of two interviews I have done and I want to clear the air from my own voice," she said.
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Launching an innovation lab or an incubation fund and a venture unit requires a few bodies in a trendy offsite office, even if they do nothing after the post-launch media hype wears off.
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This Thursday, the final findings of the NASA Twins Study were published in Science, and they're still plenty cool—if a little anticlimactic when measured against the media hype the research got a year ago.
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I was beginning to think that, in spite of the social media hype, maybe a Taco Bell that's also a club might not actually be all that fun a place to spend an entire night.
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Back in the US, the media hype surrounding terrorist attacks, the fear it generates among the public, and the exaggerated policy responses that public reaction inspires in politicians are all now part of the routine. Why?
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In September of this year, it launched in three stunning shades: Rose Quartz (a frosty Champagne pink), Citrine (a true gold), and Topaz (a stunning rose gold) — with a side of some serious social-media hype.
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Sustainability The sustainable appeal of the machine-washable shoes (which cost $125 to $165 ranging from flats and loafers to sneakers) is also tailor made for social media hype, where on Instagram the brand has 306,000 followers.
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Left out of the media hype, they argue, is that Clinton already has more than half of all Democratic super-delegates — 22019 of the 712 outstanding, according to an Associated Press count — before any votes have been cast.
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For one thing, the DAO's funds are in the form of ether, and media hype about the DAO has pushed up ether's value, so once things settle down the DAO might not actually have $150 million at its disposal.
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DENVER (Reuters) - Police investigating the slaying of Colorado child beauty queen JonBenet Ramsey declined on Thursday to address the media hype surrounding the 20th anniversary of one of the most sensational unsolved murders in the annals of American crime.
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After Confido's initial success, the social media hype turned to projects that aimed to raise modest funding; Verify, for example, aims to raise up to $2.5 million in an upcoming ICO, and Bounty0X is looking to raise a total of $1.75 million.
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To get a better idea if this shark shit is still just media hype, we asked James Sulikowski, professor at the University of New England and expert on sharks, if the ocean's top predator is really something we need to worry about.
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Season three was the kind of show that reached such heights of media hype that deliberately cooling things down for season four was a good way to both lean into the inevitable backlash and hopefully produce some funny material in spite of everything.
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While it's easy to be caught up in every twist and turn of what is sure to go down in history as one of Britain's most turbulent political periods, the trick is probably to ignore the media hype and concentrate on the bigger picture.
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"I'm not sure how this situation de-escalates, not just because of the media hype on both sides, but also because China may not have an interest in de-escalating," said Yvonne Chiu, assistant professor at the Department of Politics at the University of Hong Kong.
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This was all an excuse to get the likes of the Mail Online to discuss Watson's "slender frame" and "long, toned legs" in a picture piece with luxury yachts in the background to create some media hype for what was ostensibly the capital's biggest ever boat show.
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Elon Musk, serial entrepreneur and relentless social media hype man, claims to have received "verbal approval" (whatever that is) from the government to build a gigantic tunnel from New York to Washington, DC, that will provide ultra-fast transportation on the southern half of the Northeast Corridor.
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In the nearly three years between those competing diagnoses, Hazrati served the N.H.L. as a witness in its litigation, and Bettman used the erroneous Ewen results to argue against links to C.T.E. He criticized "media hype" and "fear mongering" in a 2016 letter to Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut.
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A range of factors go into making the Iowa caucus so influential, from the media hype ("the winners get tons of excited coverage, but the losers become afterthoughts," Prokop explains) to donors and activists (who "look at the Iowa results to judge whether the candidates they're supporting are still viable").
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Either it was yet another example of erratic leadership from a president more concerned with how the state of the economy will affect his reelection prospects than with the public health, or it was a bold attempt to avert an oncoming devastating recession that has been fueled by partisan media hype.
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J. thinks he deserves his parole—he's been clean for nine years, hasn't had any write-ups, took all the programs and classes they told him to take—but he thinks all this media hype is going to screw with the parole board and put pressure on them to keep him locked up.
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After more than a year of relentless media hype and desperate pleas from city officials, Amazon has finally announced the location(s) of its new HQ2 headquarters: Northern Virginia's newly created National Landing neighborhood outside of Washington, D.C., and Long Island City in Queens, New York, situated across the East River from Manhattan.
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In the past year or two I think there have been an increase in the Foreign Investment in the kingdom rather than a decrease in spite of the negative media hype that we've seen around the world and that is because the kingdom has a solid foundation of all of these things that I mentioned.
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" It then goes on to say, "No complaint has been made to us about the advert on our van but with the media hype the whole account has left our staff dejected" and "It's a sad state of affairs when in England 2017 an innocent joke is twisted and turned into an opportunity by some to cause distress.
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It is part of what I suspect the administration will take up as a mission in its final year: to close what it sees as the dangerously wide divide between American fears, which it sees as overinflated by irresponsible media hype and by cynical politicians looking to scare people, and a reality that is challenging but not nearly so perilous.
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She gets lots of media hype, but other than her home state of Minnesota in three weeks, it's hard to see where else she beats the front-runners — including former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergFormer HUD secretary criticizes Bloomberg on housing policy CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada Where 22020 candidates stand in Super Tuesday polls MORE, who'll start competing March 3.
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Given the amount of public attention—and what former NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue once called "pack journalism" media hype—focused on football-induced brain damage, you might assume that CTE is a matter of front-burner medical concern, the subject of several large, well-funded studies, headed by the best and brightest scientific minds, all racing to better understand and treat the disease. Nope.
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Wolff's book, which has been bolstered by media hype, a White House cease and desist, and Trump tweets, has reported massive sales (even the pirated copies online are rivaling TV and video games in a way that few books outside of Harry Potter ever do.) Hansen said that he first saw the spike in sales late last week when, after joking about his book doing well, he decided to check.
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"People want bots to help them do things, not chat with them," said Syd Lawrence, founder and CEO of The Bot Platform, a 5-year-old company that has developed other bots for Warner Music, Monster Energy drinks and the Chelsea FC. Lawrence, who was at the Messenger pavilion during F8, told CNBC that there's been "too much media hype" about bot technology — and not just on Facebook Messenger.
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Despite media hype around brands that cut ties with the NRA, overall consumer perception for most of those brands have remain relatively unchanged, according to YouGov BrandIndex (the only daily brand consumer perception research service.) But, but, but: According to a later YouGov BrandIndex, polled after certain companies took action in response to the shooting, consumer perception rose dramatically for both Dick's Sporting Goods and Walmart after the stores announced changes in their gun sales policies last week.
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Despite the PR and media hype, these homegrown solutions have yet to shift consumers away from COD because a lot of these heroic efforts have been "technology for technology's sake" — building a faster car when what is really lacking are more roads The Product Challenge The Distribution Challenge The (Lack of a) Use Case Challenge Ecommerce is a more obvious and natural use case and therefore True Money is also used as a payment gateway on Ascend's ecommerce properties WeMall and WeLoveShopping.
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Contrary to the media hype, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is not advocating that one continuous wall should be built on the nearly two-thousand mile U.S. southern border, but that the current barriers be extended by a few hundred more miles.
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