Turns out, the brand is pretty social media savvy, too.
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"I don't know if it was media savvy," she said.
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His constant legal maneuvers and media savvy kept him there.
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She is young, smart, media-savvy, and takes care of herself.
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No wonder her less social media-savvy colleagues are paying attention.
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Spencer, a media-savvy racist, is one of its key architects.
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She's the media-savvy half of a high profile Hollywood couple.
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You're not like the rest of these media-savvy millennial degenerates.
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Is social media savvy the only explanation for Sanders's surprising success?
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So what is a social media-savvy prime minister to do?
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Shuffle is an event made for social media-savvy food enthusiasts.
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To be completely honest, he was well media-trained, media savvy.
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The social media-savvy Trudeau also tweeted a photo of the moment.
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He was media savvy, appearing on The Simpsons, Star Trek, and more.
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She's not like normal mom, she's a social media savvy mom. 2.
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The reality is that Republicans have always wanted a media savvy candidate.
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Much of his success with sponsors derives from his social-media savvy.
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"He is arguably the most media savvy person in history," he said.
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Ms. Hinds also stands out as a fiery, media-savvy wild card.
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The Kardashian-Jenner clan's social-media savvy is a simple matter of data.
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Right now, the show just seems to focus on social media-savvy teens.
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Social media savvy -- you know what our audience wants to see and share.
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Trump is generally quite media savvy and prefers always to dominate the conversation.
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Comey has long been one of the most media-savvy officials in Washington.
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From one entertainment and social media-savvy individual to another, let's get real.
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"Media literacy - or raising smart, media savvy consumers - is critically important," Shadel said.
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But the social-media-savvy Brown did not rule out doing it again.
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Here's how you can help your kids become media-savvy participants in democracy.
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We're much more media savvy than our parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents ... or not.
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I think that I'm obviously a hell of a lot more media savvy today.
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They were merely tech- and social media-savvy individuals leaning on grassroots engagement strategies.
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And what's particularly challenging today is that these groups have become quite media savvy.
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Trump is a media-savvy guy, who knows how TV distorts and distends narratives.
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Booker was also a star as a young, social-media-savvy mayor in Newark.
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The appeal was populist and media-savvy, aimed at middle and working-class Americans.
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And for a young, camera-loving, media-savvy politician, technologies like Twitter were catnip.
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Key to the spread of QAnon were a handful of social-media savvy entrepreneurs.
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There are 4 things social-media-savvy CEOs do to help them stand out.
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The top three moments on Twitter all centered around the social media-savvy Trump.
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VSCO girls are social media-savvy teen girls with cultivated aesthetics and social awareness.
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But Clark is ignoring their media savvy and ability to generate headlines without controversy.
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Even the most media-savvy Facebook users can easily overlook this label on occasion.
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And funds only go so far, with social media savvy also making a difference.
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These extremely online, social media-savvy programs could be reaching a new, younger demographic.
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As a result, a new breed of translator has emerged: confident, vocal and media-savvy.
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Researchers found that social media savvy and marketing skills helped in driving a successful campaign.
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This is usually a cumbersome process, and it's unfriendly to less media savvy internet users.
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The company says that the ideal candidate should be passionate, outgoing and social media savvy.
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When it comes to promoting her products, the social-media-savvy star has used Instagram.
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Outwardly, Duke has cultivated the image as an attractive, articulate and media savvy political activist.
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Will Conway isn't a media-savvy blonde woman, but the name "Conway" is awful familiar.
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A media-savvy sheriff During his run as sheriff, Arpaio embraced controversy and media attention.
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She has since gained a substantial following online, attracting attention for her social media savvy.
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I think Lanny Davis was a good choice though because he&aposs very media savvy.
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Greenspan, who is obviously media savvy, can probably pull it off, too, just like Fassos.
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I want people to be media-savvy and to use it to their best advantage.
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The media-savvy Trump has historically sparked more chatter on Facebook than any other candidate.
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This is not the first time that Ford has wielded her social media savvy for good.
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The Vatican needs its dollars, and its media-savvy cardinals often lead Catholic debate and innovation.
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New, frequently younger, tech-driven media savvy faces get a seat at the decision-making table.
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But, under its hyperactive, media-savvy leader, Matteo Salvini, it has overtaken M5S in the polls.
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Also, anything that can help kids start to be more media savvy is a good thing.
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James said Rumaysah seemed very "media-savvy" and unthreatening, "not in the slightest" capable of violence.
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Perhaps media savvy, perhaps media shy, Gökçe has managed to remain elusive on details about himself.
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The younger and the more social media savvy seem to understand this more mercenary approach instinctively.
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Instead, Thomas prefers local restaurants that may be social media savvy, but have solid menu fare.
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Granted, Daniels's media savvy isn't the only think that's kept her sex scandal in the news.
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The result: a generation of debt-laden, media-savvy young people looking for a helping hand.
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Consider other nuances: Portlandification can be Brooklynified, as happens when ambitious media-savvy types commercialize twee.
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TV's love of Trump, he says, is all about his combination of unpredictability and media savvy.
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Tech- and media-savvy bad guys go up against that most humble of miscreants: a pickpocket.
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You can tell where the story is going really easily if you're at all media savvy.
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In that regard they're in the same bucket as comportment and self-presentation and media savvy.
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Across the board, experts agree that staying informed and media savvy as an adult is critical.
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How can we teach students to be critical, media-savvy consumers of political news and campaign messages?
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What Clinton does lack is media savvy and universal faith among the Democratic base in her judgment.
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Though to apply you do need some social media savvy and know how to download an app.
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Ever the accessible, social media-savvy designer, Siriano tweeted at her, offering to design her a look.
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It may make him media savvy, but it doesn't make him qualified or ready to be president.
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But he is media savvy and has an issue that is very important to Democratic primary voters.
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Incumbents rely on traditional media more and progressives tend to be younger and more social media-savvy.
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Warren tweeted a photo of her delivering Dunkin' Donuts to the protesters, while social-media savvy Sen.
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He described the 2K Knicks players as a bunch of social media-savvy, brand-conscious go-getters.
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"That means be respectful, tasteful and sensitive, especially with nonpublic figures who lack media savvy," he said.
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So pick your battles — but remember that media-savvy consumers can smell a phony a mile off.
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A polyglot, social media-savvy sportsman, he has also drawn fire for his image and leadership style.
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Mr. Wheeler is more media savvy than Mr. Pruitt ever was, and that makes him more dangerous.
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She made an asset of a low-key, solitary style that contrasted with her media-savvy predecessor.
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If they win the messaging battles to come, it will be with people power and media savvy.
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The famously social media-savvy artist has offered no explanation as to how the collab came to be.
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The problem here isn't necessarily the idea of these more feminine, social media-savvy touches to her story.
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With a series of Tweets to known Trump critics and other social media savvy activists, #OccupyLafayettePark took shape.
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Social media savvy parents of Manchester have taken to Twitter to vent their grievances with the privileged singer.
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Top, media-savvy athletes like James help define their sport and boost a team's popularity (and thus, revenue).
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Marston was media-savvy, touting polygraph technology in a public advertising campaign and, ultimately, even in comic books.
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And to prove Chanel Nicole is truly a social media savvy infant, she has her own Instagram account.
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To complicate matters, Mr. Trump may well be the most media-savvy presidential candidate since John F. Kennedy.
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"The Lambs are a little older, but they are very social-media savvy, very in touch," Guevara said.
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Mr. Coté is a media-savvy beekeeper: Google his name, and numerous articles about swarms include his quotes.
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She developed a reputation for her fierce intelligence, energy and media savvy — and appetite for the national stage.
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But Mr. Kaepernick is letting his social media savvy — and a total rejection of interviews — spin the message.
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The city was in the hands of a social media-savvy mayor who could help spread the word.
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The former is the high-spirited, photogenic, and media-savvy front man while the other grounds the film.
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Trump's media savvy helps explain why he broke through in a way that, say, Jeff Sessions never did.
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Her reading habits rival their social-media savvy, she slays in a mini, and men love her sexy brain.
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It often takes "medical literacy, social-media savvy and access to video-making equipment," as Marketplace noted last year.
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When it comes to social media savvy beauty brands, Nyx Cosmetics is right at the top of the list.
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O'Rourke's social media savvy became a hallmark of his campaign, as he attracted young voters and donors in droves.
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Salman Rushdie's forthcoming novel features "a ruthlessly ambitious, narcissistic, media-savvy villain sporting make-up and colored hair" pic.twitter.
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These brands have made waves, thanks to for their sleek packaging, digital-only sales model and social media savvy.
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But today's media-savvy politicians often look ahead only to the evening newscasts or, lately, to the next tweet.
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There is the Sanders voter, a white, social-media-savvy millennial sick of corporate oligarchies and paying student loans.
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And its organizing skills and social-media savvy laid a path for activists like Krasner and kamau to move
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It just may be more noticeable with a fandom that's massive, non-centralized and highly social media-savvy. 5.
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Though their messages weren't necessarily new, their youth and social media savvy made them appealing representatives for the right.
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Though, considering Trump's comments and scandals, the media-savvy Brady has wisely avoided diving too deep into Trump advocacy.
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But Trump, because of his celebrity, his money, and his media savvy, was able to campaign without party support.
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And, the massive reach commanded by social media savvy celebrities like Kim Kardashian West can carry a six-figure sum.
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All you have to do is swallow your pride and social media savvy and use the marketing person's hashtag, people.
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It's possible that Rotten Tomatoes is bringing in less-snobby voices and that media-savvy audiences are raising their standards.
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Deadpool established Reynolds' track record as a clever, personable, social media-savvy ad man — remember the Deadpool Bob Ross parody?
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Michael Bloomberg, a 2020 Democratic candidate, has employed a new campaign strategy in order to target social-media savvy voters.
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"It is quite a natural thing for teenagers to be confused," Williams, 19, says of her social media-savvy generation.
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HMD's aim is clear: leverage the Nokia brand to aggressively target millennials with an experience-oriented, social media-savvy phone.
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Many Finns are wary of the extrovert and social media-savvy politician, mistrusting his image as a right-wing ideologue.
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Others, including former Trump aide David Bossie, chalked up Giuliani's admission to "media savvy" in an interview with the Journal.
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Prince Charles is following in his sons' social media savvy footsteps and adding a personal touch to his Instagram page.
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Media-savvy survivors of the school shooting, raised on active-shooter drills, have become unusually effective advocates of gun control.
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It's not their wealth, nor the media savvy that taught them that nobody ever lost by betting on human stupidity.
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He is a media-savvy president and he knows that WTO is not a hot topic in the U.S. media.
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Aided by her media-savvy lawyer, Michael Avenatti, Daniels has become one of Trump's most dangerous and highest-profile antagonists.
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Outplaying Trump at his own game, Stormy Daniels showed that she knows the media-savvy world hates hypocrisy and lies.
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Now, those who are social media-savvy and the less computer literate alike can enjoy the infectious joy of these photos.
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They refined media-savvy tactics, often creating actions for their visual appeal, and touched a nerve with the Lesbian Avenger Manifesto.
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As for the 31-year-old Mr Di Maio, he is no match for the media-savvy leader of the League.
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Or, as irony becomes the default language of Online, perhaps Dolezal is showing her true media savvy with her Zazzle store.
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Thanathorn has gained popularity, especially among young people, with his social media savvy and calls to end military meddling in politics.
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Being media savvy is a necessity—which is mostly why I think I could thrive in the world of political consulting.
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With that said, this is a feud that's dependent on how you evaluate the "authenticity" and media savvy of its participants.
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He's used his media savvy to blunt criticism from a fiery activist base that views concessions as a form of sacrilege.
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They aren't exactly social media savvy, and they mostly connect with fans via the band's Facebook's page, where King posts announcements.
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The views of people who lack the digital savvy, media savvy, or means to push their views into the national discussion.
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People are all so media savvy now that when you see a story, you pick up on the cadence really fast.
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The ideal candidate will be social media savvy, energetic and have previous experience in the drinks sector, although this isn't required.
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Mr. Trump used his media savvy and entertainment value — often in the form of insults — to keep all eyes on him.
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Kelly, who has told colleagues he considers himself to be media savvy, has been cautious to appear publicly supportive of Kushner.
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For now, Fortgang is hoping to bridge the gap from old to new with lots of social media-savvy marketing flourishes.
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Where should you post your daily story now becomes a daily concern for a certain subset of youngish, social media-savvy people.
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The big picture: The NBA is considered one of the most media-savvy sports league in the U.S., if not the world.
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They are a measure, however imprecise, of which candidates have the most energized online supporters, or most social media savvy fan base.
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Is it better to have a dogged, media-savvy lawyer who tweets about her progress and uses the latest lie-detector technologies?
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Like any media-savvy startup founder, Elbert has an inspiration-flash personal anecdote to serve as an origin story for the venture.
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But one of Trump's most prominent supporters, the media-savvy billionaire Peter Thiel, took Zito's turn of phrase and inverted its meaning.
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Most of all, it shines an ingeniously media-savvy spotlight on Barragán's work — and, not incidentally, on that of the filmmaker herself.
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Trump grasped this and did win, not as the creator of a movement but as the media-savvy messenger of a groundswell.
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The progressive star, known for her social media savvy, has built her Twitter following to more than 2.44 million as of Thursday.
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The president's most media-savvy supporters recognize Ocasio-Cortez's approach because it is so similar to Trump's, a comparison they often make.
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The social media savvy of terrorist groups like the Islamic State has fueled growing concern about the radicalizing effects of the internet.
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On Tuesday, when President Trump tweeted that he had effectively fired Bolton, the media-savvy Bolton became a one-man PR machine.
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The traditional inexpensive drugstore brands like Covergirl, Almay, and Revlon are struggling while social-media savvy cheaper brands like NYX are booming.
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The social media-savvy Bharara, who was dubbed "the Sheriff of Wall Street" during his time on the bench, did not go quietly.
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Because celebrity outlasts substance Via Quartz: Trump's name ID, celebrity and media-savvy overmatched Clinton's policy acumen and data-driven turnout operation. 224.
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Is her campaign's social media savvy one of the reasons why she ultimately seemed to struggle less with fundraising than the other candidates?
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But when your child happens to be famous, the pressure's on to be a little more social media savvy than the average parent.
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Unlike the staid, older-leaning 700 Club, its latest political show, Faith Nation, is more obviously geared to younger, social-media-savvy viewers.
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The social media-savvy NFL struck a deal with Twitter to release 10 live streams for the upcoming season's games earlier in June.
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Nor does the insider's look at TV news offer much media savvy, other than in the broadest "The show always comes first" terms.
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Media-savvy young people are all too aware that many, if not most, of the advertisements and fashion shoots they see are altered.
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Trump showed his media savvy throughout the campaign, which will continue to serve him very well when he moves into 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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Sure, most people don't hit anywhere near 1TB right now, and it's possible your parents might not ever, but younger, media-savvy consumers?
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The players include LiAngelo Ball, the brother of Los Angeles Lakers rookie Lonzo Ball and a member of the media-savvy Ball family.
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The media-savvy students and activists created punchy online hashtags to raise awareness of their campaign, and used crowd-funding sites like Kitabisa.
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In April, the social media savvy artist started a thread to update his fans on the progress of his album in real time.
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In the past, the modern and media-savvy Podemos likened the party to the Grouchy Smurf—an ineffectual grumbler, incapable of winning power.
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"Job done!" tweeted Russia's social media-savvy ambassador to the United Kingdom, who said the groundwork had been laid for a political settlement.
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Trump is far bigger than Beck and far more media-savvy than Palin; he's sustained his own celebrity for a very long time.
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And thanks to team Kayla's social media savvy and the team's marketing prowess, they've built a community that's happy to pay, it seems.
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Mr. Rees-Mogg is a media-savvy High Tory in the self-consciously preposterous, overprivileged Boris Johnson mode, only without the boyish incorrigibility.
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But back home, he developed a reputation for taking on all comers, making himself ubiquitous with regular constituent forums and social media savvy.
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Starr and Dershowitz have also made regular television appearances defending Trump against impeachment, a key factor for a president who values media savvy.
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Presidential inspiration There aren't many couples that combine celebrity, powerful networks and social media savvy in the same way as Harry and Meghan.
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How else would the contemporary public be able to identify true visionaries from the rising sea level of social-media-savvy self-promoters?
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We connect with a skeptical and media-savvy generation by giving them the real story, the version that journalists used to keep to themselves.
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She's a politician for a modern, Trump-centric age: a maverick who makes polarizing appearances and uses extreme media savvy to claim center stage.
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From unicorn-inspired meals to glitter-laden lattes, social media-savvy eateries are doing a lot to ensure we want to photograph their offerings.
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The sparkly, disco-ball finish has taken over runways, the red carpet, and Instagram, thanks to social media-savvy makeup-artist legend Pat McGrath.
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And Kanye West, who married into the business- and media-savvy Kardashian clan, used that concept to his advantage this weekend to some success.
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While Trump has built his campaign on unapologetic controversial statements and policies, his opponents have struggled to keep up with the mogul's media savvy.
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They're media-savvy manipulators who, in the early years, kept viewers of all demographics guessing as to whether the antics were real or staged.
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Sonam Kapoor is one of the most social media savvy celebrities in India and is the first Bollywood actor to have her personal app.
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The media-savvy entrepreneur lives in St Petersburg, where he tried, unsuccessfully, to run for mayor in 2003, promising the city a sexual revolution.
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They favored the midnight blue hues that — as the media savvy Duke of Windsor was early to note — register on camera as true black.
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Initially presented as a slightly more bombastic, colorful, and media-savvy foil to Trujillo, Rasmussen gradually takes on a darker and more antagonistic role.
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Last week, a social-media-savvy group of young Pashtuns organized a sit-in in Islamabad, the capital, promoting it with the hashtag #PashtunLongMarch.
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Eventually, she would exhibit a kind of media savvy that may have derived from having two parents in TV. She also became intensely driven.
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The publication can be accessed widely online, according to VOA News, and is likely targeting a young, social media savvy Muslim audience in Pakistan.
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Meghan Markle has a proven track record of social media savvy — but these days, she says she avoids at least one social media platform entirely.
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The congresswoman has also won praise for being particularly social media savvy, posting photos and videos on Instagram and Vine while serving in the House.
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To continue its push, the Chinese electronics giant unveiled the P25, an Android smartphone with a dual-lens camera aimed at social media savvy users.
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Jane Bond The Brits want more female spies, so they're reaching out to smartphone-clutching, social media savvy teen girls to find the next Bond.
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The Kammerspiele's sensational Wiebke Puls is well cast as the producer's henchman, a social-media-savvy purveyor of career-ending rumors known as the Hyena.
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But the Kardashians, who've built much of their fame and following based on their social media savvy, are just the poster children for this problem.
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A former GOP operative to candidates including Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, and George H.W. Bush, Ailes later turned his media savvy to running TV networks.
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And there is a political history there, too, for the media-savvy and outspoken duo -- Trump has previously contributed to several of Schumer's election campaigns.
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An undergraduate degree is required and experience designing and executing an internet-based and social-network media savvy cultivation campaign is also a major plus.
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PDAs stored contact information, ran apps, played games, and some could do more media-savvy tasks like play music and video and access the internet.
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If you are a sassy and media-savvy-enough young starlet who's recently learned the term slut shaming, it could probably be good for you.
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Enter Yuriko Koike, the populist and media-savvy governor of Tokyo, whose party handsomely defeated Mr. Abe's in the Tokyo metropolitan assembly election in July.
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The social-media savvy star has been open with fans about dealing with depression and learning to be both vulnerable and communicative about her feelings.
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The Mautes were a new breed of extremists: young, charismatic, Arabic-speaking, educated in the Middle East, social-media savvy and with vast international connections.
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To Liberty, the brash Hamilton — an always-on-brand, media-savvy, image-conscious lover of pop music, fashion and partying — could be the perfect frontman.
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Booker, who is known for his social media savvy, took to the platform to film a road trip through Georgia with civil rights leader Rep.
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Nearly everyone there was part of an emerging cross-cultural scene centered on an Asian-Australian identity: electronic music, athleisure fashion and social media savvy.
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Both men are wealthy, media-savvy Manhattanites in their 70s who came to prominence during the 1980s and have long captivated the New York tabloids.
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Telegenic and media savvy, she goes viral without a hint of effort, and is pioneering novel forms of political engagement like the Instagram town hall.
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And regardless of how one might feel about the famous family, it's difficult to deny that they are, if nothing else, business (and social media) savvy.
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Robinson, who has convictions for assault, football hooliganism and fraud, has lent Britain&aposs far right an energy and media savvy that it often has lacked.
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But the absence of immediate response was seen as a rare misstep by the media-savvy family, and may have prompted Mr. Toscani's abrupt dismissal Thursday.
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With his kind yet smoldering eyes, hollow cheekbones, and cutting-edge media savvy, it seemed nearly obvious that Dan would be the mastermind behind the blog.
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Booker has been in the Senate since 2013, but gained national prominence as a mayor, especially one who is social media savvy and active on Twitter.
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O'Rourke's social media popularity peters out O'Rourke's meteoric rise as a Senate candidate last year was driven in no small part by his social media savvy.
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"He's a media-savvy guy, always taking care to pay me a compliment," Triggs wrote in a March 2016 story about two days spent with Trump.
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I'll learn something and I'll go back and be an organizer and I'll just be a more media savvy organizer and I can spread those skills.
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From writing out "hashtag" to ending each post with "Thanks, Tim," he isn't what you'd call social media savvy, but that's why people are loving him.
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Dr. Isadore Rosenfeld, a media-savvy New York physician who dispensed medical advice in best-selling books, in magazine articles and on television, died on Jan.
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The president has wanted media-savvy defenders who could play the same vocal role that his personal lawyer Rudolph W. Giuliani did during the Mueller investigation.
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" For some on the populist right, the answer to handling the media-savvy congresswoman lies in the old adage, "If you can't beat them, join them.
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Ideal candidates will be organized, have exceptional writing skills, be social-media savvy, will love discussing money and success, and will come with plenty of ideas.
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"At least two of the three lawsuits are being led by attorneys who are very media savvy and have an aggressive public relations strategy," he added.
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He recognizes, like many social media-savvy observers, that a platform like Twitter can do plenty of good in the world, but also plenty of bad.
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"I thought this time, with these high school kids with their media savvy and social media ... that this could be sustained, but it may go," Sen.
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But to judge Schlafly's media savvy by the standards of the 21st century is to miss the way she innovated at the height of her activism.
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The social-media savvy tourist abandoned any attempts to enter the bathroom, and instead snapped a photo of the sexy kangaroo, which eventually ended up on Twitter.
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The CIA, one of the rare government entities known for its social media savvy, is now on Instagram to give users another look into the secretive agency.
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The media-savvy clan is recognizing fans' thirst for Kylie-related information, satiating it to a point… just until they get to the real matter at hand.
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Also, I would love if someone more social media savvy than I could explain to me why the supermodel filter isn't just the default setting on Snapchat.
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But while the hippies and explorers of previous generations scraped by, today's beatniks are using their social media savvy to turn their lives into permanent paid vacations.
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Swalwell, a senior Democrat on the panel, said he and Schiff used their media savvy to get the word out about how the investigation was being handled.
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Unsurprisingly, dance music's social-media-savvy elite have found a way to edge in on the conversations of the moment—though not always to the same effect.
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Corallo described Sekulow – the host of his own radio show – as "very media savvy" and said he was likely to remain a public face of the team.
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He is an outspoken and media-savvy conservative who has publicly denounced the legalization of same-sex marriage in 2013 and is heavily involved in interreligious dialogue.
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With Covid-19 cases rising exponentially, speed is vital, says Paul Sufka, a social-media savvy rheumatologist from St. Paul, Minnesota, who confers with his colleagues online.
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What is a media-savvy U.S. president to do about the early but cautious calls for his ouster, especially if Democrats take control of Congress this fall?
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The social media savvy among you might be noticing a lot of posts mentioning a story about former NBA star Charles Barkley and his friend, Lin Wang.
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A polyglot, social media-savvy sportsman, Stubb became one of Finland's most popular politicians after NCP called him up from Brussels where he had held several EU jobs.
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Bill Rancic, the winner of the first season of Donald Trump's reality television show "The Apprentice," offered some insights about the President-elect and praised his media savvy.
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If there's a color, pattern, or texture of note, you better believe you're going to see it recreated on the fingertips of social media-savvy nail artists everywhere.
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Southeast Asia is the world's fastest-growing internet market, home to 260 million consumers from Vietnam to Indonesia via Singapore, many of them tech- and social media-savvy.
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But when the social media savvy reality star was not meeting families associated with the foundation, she was off exploring Lima and all the country had to offer.
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It also underscored his ability to use his media savvy and enormous popularity to sweep a state with complex caucus rules and where rivals were far more organized.
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Steve is actually the unofficial name of a mysterious purple streak of light observed by some social media savvy skywatchers keeping an eye out for the northern lights.
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The use of video taken by a drone is unusual for the Taliban but more common among the more media-savvy Islamist groups fighting in Iraq and Syria.
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Zelenskiy won big in April by departing from traditional politics, relying on comedy gigs, social media savvy and crowdsourcing policy ideas to climb the polls, while eschewing rallies.
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Headquarters: Stuttgart, Germany Place on last poll: 91 Why it's hot: The brand is both sleek and social media-savvy, with innovative cars and campaigns to go along.
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The media-savvy Kuehnert is no stranger to controversy; last month he caused a storm by saying companies such as carmaker BMW should be taken into collective ownership.
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But as some politicians go online to discredit him and his peers, Hogg proves that no one is more social media savvy than a teenager on a mission.
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The media-savvy Mr. Iglesias, who appeared regularly on television chat shows before entering politics, has sought to recast himself as a statesman rather than as a firebrand.
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Because of the weird, hard-to-figure-out interface, even your most fashion-obsessed, social media-savvy friends still might not who to follow or how to follow them.
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While its coalition partner the League has overtaken it in opinion polls, driven forward by its media-savvy leader Matteo Salvini, 5-Star has seen its own support slip.
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The "media savvy" Houthis, Ellwood added, were also likely setting up the scenes of their own crimes to make them look like they had been perpetrated by the coalition.
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And it's a perfect example of Hogg's social media savvy, which he and other Parkland survivors have utilized to amplify their political message ahead of this fall's midterm elections.
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She had the beauty background and social media savvy, but there was one more thing that helped her walk into that meeting room feeling especially calm, cool, and collected.
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From Kim Kardashian's social media savvy to Kris Jenner's impeccable sense of what works on reality TV, the Kardashian's show that capitalizing on a massive presence results in success.
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It follows in the vein of other public health and social media savvy challenges like Movember, when men grow out mustaches every November to raise awareness for prostate cancer.
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His 700,000 followers on Twitter and 250,000 Facebook page likes could be key to tapping into Kenya's staggeringly young and social media-savvy population -- who increasingly disregard tribal identities.
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American officials say the Islamic State has largely eclipsed Al Qaeda in the global jihadist hierarchy, with Al Qaeda hemorrhaging members to its more brutal and media-savvy rival.
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If anything, "Ralph Breaks the Internet" bends in the opposite direction: The colorful action should delight tykes, but the smart, media-savvy asides make it especially appealing to grownups.
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The Texas Democrat's Senate bid mobilized and excited voters across the country last year as millions tuned in to his social media-savvy campaign built on a progressive platform.
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Quite a few of them come from media-savvy, youth oriented outlets like AJ+ and Fusion, and a video on the subject by AJ+ has over 1.7 million views.
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The trend for #CleanEating and rising popularity of plant-based diets among young, social media-savvy Millennials may also have helped boost the profile of nut-based cheese alternatives.
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On another level, the creators of the vending machine are engaging people in real life but still beholden to using their social media savvy to draw in an audience.
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For more proof, just look at your own mud-caked marching boots, feel the hoarseness in your citizen voice and rub the callouses on your social-media-savvy fingers.
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The country's tourism agency, Visit Britain, notes in its annual reports that young, social media-savvy visitors are increasingly making their way to Britain from China and South Korea.
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The selection of Archibong, a media-savvy executive who is known to be close to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, suggests the company believes the effort will receive wide attention.
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United was the target of scores of angry and mocking tweets on Sunday, including from social media-savvy celebrities like the model Chrissy Teigen and the actor LeVar Burton.
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Alongside Ms. Brennan, and later on his own, the media-savvy Mr. Prudhomme helped set the table for a renaissance in American regional cooking that has yet to abate.
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After rehearsing for their own killing spree by tracking and kidnapping the town's local madman, Sadie and McKayla exhibit a talent for terror to match their social media savvy.
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Monáe is media-savvy enough to protect herself from becoming tabloid fodder for publications that want to turn her personal life into spectacle or reduce her art to her sexuality.
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But it shows that for a movement largely started and sustained by Indigenous youth—using social media savvy to amplify their voices and garner solidarity—her sentiment is widely shared.
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UNORTHODOX CAMPAIGNING Zelenskiy won big in April by departing from traditional politics, relying on comedy gigs, social media savvy and crowdsourcing policy ideas to climb the polls, while eschewing rallies.
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Austria's Identitarians, who say they want to preserve Europe's identity, are a relatively new, media-savvy far-right movement that uses the internet to promote their actions on the streets.
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It had made sense earlier in the race when his rivals appeared to be a crop of candidates whose political skills and media savvy weren't as sharp as his own.
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The details about the payments to Essential Consultants became public courtesy of Michael Avenatti, the media-savvy lawyer for adult-film actress Stephanie Clifford, whose stage name is Stormy Daniels.
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Former congressman Joe Walsh probably won't win his primary challenge to President Donald Trump, but Walsh's media savvy and heavy-hitting criticisms could batter Trump going into the general election.
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Neither Weld or Walsh are likely to succeed in their primary challenges to Trump, but Walsh's media savvy and heavy-hitting criticisms could batter Trump going into the general election.
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Google searches for the word were through the roof on Friday morning — and Merriam-Webster, the social-media-savvy dictionary, also tweeted that searches for the word had skyrocketed. trends.embed.
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Despite being at the Performing Garage, the longtime home of the media-savvy Wooster Group, and despite constant references to video and audio surveillance, "Radio Delirio" is fairly low-tech.
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If John Boyd (Princess Diana's famed milliner) had needed a social media savvy protégée, Mr. Baginskiy, who started working on his hats in college, would have been an ideal candidate.
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If fake news and Russian ads influenced the election, it was not because the majority of civic-minded, media-savvy citizens were truly fooled by the information they were receiving.
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Between them, Sexton and his friends had a few decades of organizing experience, some youthful social media savvy, and at least one person willing to chain herself to heavy machinery.
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However media-savvy Donald Trump is as a provocateur, the public interest is not served when citizens are distracted from serious discussion and analysis of policy decisions and their implications.
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Atkin has 2.5 million Instagram followers, a number she amassed partly because of her famous and social media-savvy clients like Chrissy Teigen and various Kardashian-Jenner and Hadid sisters.
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The social media-savvy poetry of alt-lit introduced a willingness to write about one's life directly, which was fine until you stopped caring about the life of the writer.
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Congressional historian Julian Zelizer called them, as a group, "media savvy and willing to put forward big ideas," and they flung themselves into wide-ranging government transparency, accountability, and oversight projects.
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Randazza may have gotten his Porsches from porn, but he got his passion from politics, and developed an eye for media-savvy trolls long before the rise of the alt-right.
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"He had really come into his own as an artist, he was comfortable in his own skin, a lot more media savvy and knew how the game was played," Keller says.
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In a series of interactive discussions and presentations, the group explored skills the next generation of leaders will need to become civically engaged, media savvy and active in the democratic process.
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He's incredibly media-savvy (it doesn't hurt that Newark is in the New York City media market), with a documentary and a documentary TV series, both quite positive, under his belt.
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Despite being a member of one of the world's most social-media savvy families, Kardashian was noticeably inactive on the Internet in the months leading up to his relationship with Chyna.
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The effort is clearly aimed at a social media-savvy crowd; users can record video e-cards to share online, play music trivia, or choose tracks to listen to on Pandora.
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The energetic, media-savvy Mr. Nézet-Séguin is meant as a shot in the arm for an organization struggling at the box office and whose musical leadership has been in flux.
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Bringing together small teams of counterterrorist experts; regional experts who know the languages, dialects, actors and groups involved; and social media-savvy technical experts is a cheap and cost-effective approach.
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The social media-savvy candidate decides to come clean about his relationship with Pollyhop by posting a live webcast featuring his wife and their two cute kids from his Albany house.
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In Uttar Pradesh his opponent, Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav, has been repackaged as a youthful and media-savvy go-getter who seeks to steal a unique selling point of Modi's - development.
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The pair, who had been honing their social media savvy for the past few years, pitched their services to Douglas Elliman Development Marketing, which handles marketing and leasing at the building.
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Through a series of interactive panels and discussions, the group explored skills the next generation of leaders will need to become civically engaged, media savvy and active in the democratic process.
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Notably polished and media-savvy, he's appeared on several news networks and in numerous articles since Wednesday, calling for "action" from politicians in Washington and in state capitols across the country.
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In her relatively short and wholly vivid life, Diana was many things — naïve victim; media-savvy manipulator; loving mother; fashion icon; lost soul; compassionate charity campaigner; femme fatale — take your pick.
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"We had to ditch a couple names," Pratt revealed, because those social media handles were already taken — and Pratt wants his son to be social media savvy as soon as he's born.
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Irineo Mujica, the head of Pueblo Sin Fronteras, started as a media-savvy activist who opened up migrant shelters in southern Mexico and a photojournalist documenting the plight of Central American migrants.
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Hapilon has formed an alliance with the Maute group, a tactically smart, social-media savvy outfit, and at least two other factions that have lined up behind the ultra-radical Islamic State.
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Yet, despite its social media savvy (Snapchat and Instagram make appearances in key plot points) Sweet/Vicious and its bubblegum-colored vomit is hardly the easily digestible series associated with teen fare.
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By focusing on a small number of high-profile media-savvy and cosmopolitan donors like Mark Zuckerberg, journalists might miss the much larger number of lower-profile donors with harsher immigration attitudes.
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Not satisfied with media-savvy rollouts or catchy foreign policy bumper stickers like the "pivot" or "rebalance" to Asia, Team Trump is ready to take on China over the next six years.
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His highly appealing, easily marketable narrative of Christianity — though it differs in content from Oprah's more vaguely spiritual mantras of self-care — is, like hers, accessible, consumer-friendly, and social media-savvy.
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No matter how you decided to document your pregnancy, if you want to keep up with the social media-savvy parents of the future, one thing is clear: it better be epic.
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The kingdom brooks no dissent, but the furor over the prince was the second example in less than a week of online activism in the social media-savvy society sparking an arrest.
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On Sunday, he tweeted that the social-media-savvy women known as "the squad" should "go back" to the countries they came from, a well-worn racist trope that dates back centuries.
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ECONOMIC ROLE Media savvy and a consumer finance expert, Warren has proved adept at wrongfooting big banks, shining a spotlight on their missteps and slamming regulators she says are too industry-friendly.
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In their informative and easy-to-read posts, social-media-savvy pediatricians offer up tips ranging from remedies for a sore throat to how to encourage a toddler to eat his vegetables.
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What is clear, interviews with half a dozen current and former labor leaders suggest, is that Ms. Nelson's media-savvy performance during the shutdown has made her a contender for the job.
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It's the latest example of the high-wire act Smith excels at — building edgy properties that appeal to both young, media-savvy consumers and the media companies that want to reach them.
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Redway notices how social-media savvy up-and-comers sport their own attention-grabbing wigs, all in the hopes of attracting the right eyeballs to their page, and she finds their strategy inspiring.
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But Gionet, who would go on to march with the alt-right in Charlottesville, was still useful to Yiannopoulos as a gateway to a group of young, hip, social media–savvy Trump supporters.
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Jiggly and bouncy, they're also fun to capture on camera, as demonstrated by Farsáli, a social-media-savvy brand whose rose gold Jelly Beam Illuminator ($40) has been quite the hit on Instagram.
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"The smart thing to do politically was not to touch this issue — no one benefits from being accused of being anti-female by the well-funded and media-savvy feminist groups," Kocher recalled.
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Audacious and social media-savvy, the age cohort behind millennials – the group marketers are currently enamored of – wield the sort of influence that in some cases can earn them seven figures and above.
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Among journalists, Ms. Hicks is not known to wrangle, cajole or mingle, serving as more of a conduit for her intensely media-savvy boss, who likes to act as his own chief spokesman.
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Part of the rationale of a minority stake deal is to ensure that the company's founder and CEO Anastasia Soare, upon whose social-media savvy the brand continues to depend, remains in control.
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Even as a media-savvy working woman, she writes that she still partly blamed herself for the assault well into this year, believing that at some level, she had surely somehow encouraged it.
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Her social media savvy—engendered by a prescient former coach, Matt Moran—has allowed Dorr to carve a space within track and field, both financially and with the fans, independent of Olympic gatekeeping.
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Mr. Niccol is tasked with replicating his success transforming Taco Bell from a fast food afterthought to a social media-savvy company with sleek new stores and the hugely popular Doritos Locos Tacos.
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Unlike his media-savvy predecessor, Simon Rattle, who is one of classical music's great communicators and advocates, Mr. Petrenko is press-shy, shunning interviews and preferring to let the music speak for itself.
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But its possible that the opposite could happen — yes, establishment organizations that are less social-media savvy, like climate-denying think tanks and fossil fuel industry groups, might be affected by the ban.
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Mr. Legere, the flamboyant, social-media-savvy chief executive of T-Mobile since 2012, helped drive the merger, which won the approval of the Justice Department and the Federal Communications Commission last year.
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The project in Stockton is the product of a partnership between the city's history-making, social-media savvy mayor, Michael Tubbs, and a philanthropic foundation headed by the Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes.
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Apirat described collusion between unidentified "communist" politicians and "extreme left" academics who had studied abroad, a veiled jab at members of the opposition Future Forward Party, popular with social media-savvy young people.
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But basically, it could be the case that older Americans don't have the digital media savvy necessary to critically view and determine the trustworthiness of the content they see on social media platforms.
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Social-media platforms like Instagram and YouTube have changed the way that brands market and consumers purchase, and have even created a demand for products specially made to suit a social-media-savvy lifestyle.
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With the advent of a social media-savvy first daughter, the opportunity for the public to be voyeurs into the personal moments of the younger generation of Trumps is more available than ever before.
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Marquis, who appears to be the media-savvy spokesperson for the communities, informed members of the suicide forum that he and Serge were incels who owned incel sites before BuzzFeed News published this story.
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In just over a week, it will open its first nine stores on the West coast all in and around the Los Angeles area — a lucrative move for the social-media-savvy toy company.
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But the social media-savvy crown prince had told authorities he didn't want people arrested for insulting him online, instead requesting that the police arrange face-to-face meetings for him and his critics.
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Bannon, the former Breitbart chief, is known for being particular media savvy and -- like other experienced Washington hands -- knows that all conversations with reporters are on the record unless an agreement is reached beforehand.
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Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, above, a New York Democrat who uses her social media savvy to champion her progressive policies, apologized to a former Brooklyn official who sued her for blocking him on Twitter.
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The Eatons — married since 2013 and teammates since they were winning N.C.A.A. titles at the University of Oregon — are both analytical, driven, social-media savvy and devoted to good coffee and each other's cause.
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Mr. Niccol is tasked with replicating his success transforming Taco Bell from a fast food afterthought to a social media-savvy company with sleek new stores and a hugely popular Doritos Locos Tacos product.
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Modern clubs like Soho House in New York City were founded in the tradition of 19th-century clubs, and their members include young, media-savvy professionals who find athletic and university clubs too stodgy.
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It's because DeGeneres, that year's social-media-savvy host, ably plugged into the way many people like to watch the Oscars these days: with one eye on the TV, and the other on Twitter.
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O'Rourke, a three-term congressman, galvanized young voters and Democratic supporters in Texas and beyond with his mix of charisma, social media savvy and a policy message at odds with that of President Donald Trump's.
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They know eventually he will move on to pick a new fight, with someone less media-savvy, someone easier to bully, and they will just keep winning football games and working to improve their communities.
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Unilever, Campbell Soup, British American Tobacco and PepsiCo have all named new CEOs in recent months, charging a new generation to rekindle growth as the industry heavyweights try to fight back against media-savvy upstarts.
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Queen Elizabeth II is looking for an "innovative," social media savvy expert to lead the digital engagement team at Buckingham Palace, according to a job ad posted on the official website of the British Monarchy.
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Yesterday, to mark the occasion, two well-known art writers (Jörg Colberg in Massachusetts and Carolina Miranda in California) decided to poke fun at the daylong curatorial celebration in their own social media–savvy way.
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The Identitarians are young and media savvy, quick to post their protests — like when they hung a banner reading "secure borders, secure future" on the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin — to Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Twitter.
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If the well-trod path toward the futility of gun regulation has any chance of breaking new ground, the remarkable activism of social-media-savvy students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas and beyond will be key.
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For the media-savvy members of a certain generation, who came of age as news consumers in the era of 9/11 and are now facing the prospect of middle age, the shuttering of Gawker.
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But the social-media-savvy actress and model, 37, admits that finding matching outfits for herself and her baby girl is not as straightforward as it may look when they're in front of the camera.
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So if you haven't designated a legacy contact yet, you might want to start drawing up a bracket of your most loyal and social media savvy friends who won't stab your memory in the back.
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As mayor of Newark, New Jersey, from 2006 to 2013, he became a political celebrity thanks to his social media savvy and self-publicized acts of heroism, like saving a woman from a burning building.
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Wily provocateur, enemy of the state and media-savvy advocate for the disenfranchised, he is a darling of the global contemporary art world, a bona fide celebrity whose burly, bearded presence invariably draws admiring crowds.
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During the first season, Rachel had an illicit romance with the season's suitor, a media-savvy British royal with a P.R. problem; for each of them, the relationship was genuine and a means of control.
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The results offer insight into the technology habits of the average teenager as young people make headlines for driving social change through social media–savvy campaigns against gun violence and in favor of progressive policies.
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Social media savvy couples want their weddings to trend on the various platforms such as Instagram and that means creative images, which can cost up to $1500 to $5000, according to wedding photographer Bayo Lawson.
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In her book "The Vagina Bible," social-media savvy gynecologist Dr. Jen Gunter aims to debunk all of the vagina-related myths she's encountered during her two-decades-plus stint as a women's health provider.
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But at heart, this isn't a musical for boomers; instead, it represents and caters to the kind of media-savvy fan who fully embraces absurdity and silliness in their pop culture (the sillier, the better).
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The former star is using social media savvy, and a total lack of interviews, to control the narrative of protests in the N.F.L. Colin Kaepernick looks on from the sidelines during a game in 2016.
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They mostly let the players — young, diverse, global, social-media savvy and attuned to racial issues — do the talking on topical subjects, following the lead of politically outspoken coaches like Gregg Popovich and Steve Kerr.
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They are media savvy According to the filing, the Russians were familiar with the US media landscape, which includes mainstream news outlets, partisan websites, conspiracy websites, opinion-driven content and just about everything in between.
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Like the president-elect, Mr. Bocelli was dismissed by many elite critics but has still managed to gain a large following through a combination of popular appeal, media savvy and a knack for drawing crowds.
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What's certain is that Radel, elected in 22010, was a media-savvy rising star in the Republican Party with a strong libertarian bent until he bought cocaine from an undercover police officer in October 2013.
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Second, both Obama and Trump were successful in part because they are uniquely fit for the era of what Bernard Manin called "audience democracy," referring to the increasing importance of media-savvy leaders in modern democracies.
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Unlike the many politicians and public figures previously attacked by Trump, these four women can fight him on his own turf: Ocasio-Cortez, in particular, is social media savvy and understands the particular patois of Twitter.
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Google searches for the word were through the roof on Friday morning — and Merriam-Webster, the social-media-savvy dictionary, also tweeted that searches for the word had skyrocketed. D-O-T-A-R-D. Dotard.
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Arpaio could easily prove to be a more formidable Trumpist challenger in the primary to McSally than Ward, as he's better-known and more media-savvy than Ward and has a stronger personal relationship with Trump.
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But according to a new report from British communications agency, William Murray, chefs are becoming more social media-savvy, using Twitter and Facebook to recruit new restaurant staff and even embracing Instagram pics at the table.
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That has not appeased advertisers, who wonder if they are indirectly supporting hate speech, particularly as social media-savvy watchdogs prove able to turn one inappropriate appearance into viral, brand-damaging moments in and of themselves.
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Speaking of, worst of all, Logan incorrectly chooses his son's dad-tested MO of bigfooting New York magazine over Shiv's media-savvy delay tactics, prompting the scary story to publish even sooner than they feared. Whoops!
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They are media savvy entrepreneurs who publish memoirs, write how-to books, author Buzzfeed articles, start swim schools, teach fitness classes, organize conventions, give TEDx talks, and work on every imaginable way to raise their profiles.
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There's no doubt that Trump leveraged his media savvy — by keeping the spotlight on himself and making his opponents look foolish — to level up from a candidate few people took seriously to the official Republican nominee.
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Haspel clued the audience into the agency's decision while talking about the social media savvy of new recruits, as well as transparency and the challenges of an agency devoted to secrets communicating its work to the public.
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In his new documentary about the fall of Theranos and its media-savvy CEO Elizabeth Holmes, director Alex Gibney had to wrestle with a question of motivation: Why did Holmes keep the charade going for so long?
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Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the firebrand political star known for using her social media savvy to champion her progressive policies, has apologized to a former elected leader from Brooklyn who sued her for blocking him on Twitter.
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While the current political landscape has led many abortion rights activists to focus their ire on the male lawmakers introducing and voting in anti-choice legislation, these "pro-lifers" are young, social-media savvy — and overwhelmingly female.
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Her social media savvy has also attracted the attention of young people nationwide — the incoming lawmaker has been using her Instagram and Twitter to offer a "behind-the-scenes" look at her first days on the Hill.
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Pete Buttigieg, the technocratic and media-savvy mayor of South Bend, Indiana, was among the first presidential candidates to argue for Democrats to take the extraordinary step when they next have the political power to do so.
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The anti-vaxxers, as they are colloquially known, have hundreds of websites promoting their message, a roster of tech- and media-savvy influencers and an aggressive political arm that includes at least a dozen political action committees.
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And Portnoy, who founded the privately-held Barstool Sports as a sports-oriented newspaper and has helped grow it into a sprawling, satirical, social-media-savvy sports-and-culture platform, has even bigger dreams for One Bite.
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Mr. Comey made those decisions with the supreme self-confidence of a former prosecutor who, in a distinguished career, has cultivated a reputation for what supporters see as fierce independence, and detractors view as media-savvy arrogance.
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As for the "VSCO girl" meme explosion, largely a mockery of white middle-class, social-media-savvy teenagers, it provided a jolt of publicity for a nearly decade-old company lost in the shadow of the giants.
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Charles had mentioned to me it several times — he is nothing if not media-savvy — as the future of his empire and a way to widen the culture of drag beyond a television show and nighttime acts.
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Kalle Lasn called it Culture Jamming and the liberal left thought its media savvy would bring corporate greed to its knees with incisive detournements that drew on the Situationist's belief that breaking expectations could bring revelatory results.
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Hand-lettered and professional, heartfelt and snarky, signs with literary quotes from the likes of Albert Camus and Maya Angelou and signs featuring popular internet memes whose meanings were often lost on the less social media–savvy.
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The ever-outgoing and social media savvy water-dwelling mammal swam right up to the side of her enclosure and greeted the little girl, pressing a happy snout against the glass, her pleasure and affection wholeheartedly on display.
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I had no idea who the guy was, and there's very little about him — I mean, you can find a couple of interviews with Barbara Walters, but as you know, by that time he was pretty media savvy.
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Described as "the ink of the sandwich world," Arby's is positioning Saucy_AF™ as an alternative to those who lack the skills to write in sauce like the folks behind the very social media savvy Arby's Twitter account.
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"I was an astronaut for 21 years," says Chris Hadfield, the charismatic Canadian astronaut renowned for his social media savvy, his photos from low Earth orbit, his untoppable cover of David Bowie's "Space Odyssey,", and his chevron mustache.
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In Los Angeles, social-media-savvy underground chefs like Trap Kitchen and All Flavor No Grease have done away with the idea of gatekeepers altogether (both are part of a collective in South LA known as The Foodminati).
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Since taking office in January, the lawmakers, all women of color, have electrified the progressive base thanks to their social media savvy but have also attracted controversy, most notably over their criticism of the US relationship with Israel.
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Quinton Strother and Brandi Broughton never made it down the aisle on the latest season of Married at First Sight, but thanks to the show's experts and some social media savvy, the almost newlyweds still found true love.
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Small, social media-savvy companies like Social Prefect Tours (SPT) and TVP Adventures are hoping young professionals like Akeju will form a burgeoning market of tourists wanting to discover the natural beauty and culture in their own backyard.
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Social media-savvy far-right groups grokked this loophole long ago (see: Gamergate for a rough start date); and are continuing to exploit default inaction to get on with the violent business of megaphoning hate in the meanwhile.
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Headquarters: Calabasas, California Place on last poll: N/A Why it's hot: The casual dining chain is not only social media-savvy, but also knows that it must meet its millennial consumers where they want to be met.
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From 2010 to 2013, when most of the interviews in "Risk" were conducted, Mr. Assange emerged as a glamorous and controversial figure, a media-savvy and politically astute champion of radical transparency dogged by accusations of sexual misconduct.
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Hence, the center of gravity has shifted from "traditional Muslims," whose authority derives from knowledge of religious sources, to a new group of media-savvy "social Muslims," whose strength is interpreting the Muslim experience for the broader society.
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Ward and Arpaio will both be vying for the anti-establishment vote in the Republican primary, but it looks as though Arpaio, with his national name recognition and media-savvy, could have the capacity to squeeze out Ward.
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Koike, a media-savvy former LDP lawmaker and defense minister often floated as a candidate to become Japan's first female prime minister, said on Wednesday she would not run for a seat herself, but speculation that she will persists.
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The conference showed that the FARC are beginning their "transformation from a clandestine guerrilla insurgency into a media savvy, culturally hip movement, primed for politics", said Alex Fattal, an American anthropologist who has been studying the group's media strategy.
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Trump's cost-effective win has upended prevailing concepts about the influence of money in American politics and raised the question of whether a lean, media-savvy campaign can become the new model for winning office in the United States.
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It is why a group of historians, media scholars and science communicators nationwide have established the field of "history communication" to train historians to be media-savvy and to empower them to use new media to promote their scholarship.
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This loose group of mostly young white men are tech- and media-savvy and not particularly religious, oppose immigration, and may support more extreme steps to make America whiter, such as repealing the 14th Amendment, which guarantees birthright citizenship.
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A master of galvanising the masses with his fiery rhetoric and social media savvy, Salvini's dramatic reversal of fortune shows that he lacked a similar mastery of the political cut-and-thrust in the corridors of power in Rome.
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Ressa added that her site's extensive coverage of Duterte's campaign allowed the septuagenarian to tap into a young, social media-savvy voter base that helped a provincial city mayor secure an unlikely triumph over challengers from Manila's political establishment.
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The Ocean Florida job requirements state that the ideal candidate is someone who is over 18, is social media-savvy, can take amazing photos and videos, and can keep up with a video diary, posting their experience on Instagram.
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Not everyone shares her brand of politics, of course, but her constituency has exploded beyond the initial set of ideologues who powered the challenge to Crowley because of her incredible wit, charisma, social media savvy, and basic political smarts.
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"The thing is, when becoming more media savvy, people also need to understand that the state and the police are always trying to catch up,and you don't want to be incriminated for asking someone to come help," Jasbina said.
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The format would enable artists to share content about a particular song's backstory or inspiration — a natural medium for social media-savvy users and artists and a clever way to capture content that might otherwise end up on other apps.
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Holmes reckoned the push for businesses to become more social media-savvy needs to come from the senior management, even as many companies employ personnel and teams to manage presences on the likes of Facebook, Twitter and other social networks.
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It's no short order: "With our BA, they will graduate as platform agnostic, trans-media savvy, social media-aware generalists who can go out, shoot, create and actually drive a career and take the opportunities as they appear," he said.
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But with platforms like Facebook and Instagram playing an increasingly important role in electoral politics, the former vice president will likely have to find a way to stay visible online if he hopes to compete with more social media-savvy campaigns.
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He announced earlier this summer that his Spring/Summer 2018 Collection would be inspired by Princess Diana, who died 20 years ago this past August and whose visage has reemerged as an icon of media savvy and intuitive, timeless style.
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Michael Avenatti, a brash and media savvy California lawyer who has been careening from one Trump administration brush fire to another, produced a statement from a woman alleging that Judge Kavanaugh in high school attended parties where women were gang raped.
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Under Mr. Kurz, the staid, traditionally conservative People's Party was refashioned into a social-media-savvy political movement that attracted hundreds of thousands of new supporters in a campaign focused on limiting immigration and strengthening the country's social welfare system.
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Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, with her social media savvy and outspoken advocacy for left-wing policies, has cultivated 22021 million Twitter followers and a worshipful base of supporters who donated $230 million to her re-election bid between July and September alone.
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Known for his media savvy almost as much as his legal work, Sekulow is seen as someone who can bring more flare to the defense team, presenting alongside another lead attorney -- Cipollone -- who has less experience trying to shape public narratives.
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While there's something to be said for individuals becoming a bit more media savvy and thinking twice about the content they're consuming, critics (including me) have argued that Facebook nonetheless bears some responsibility for how news is distributed on its platform.
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"The former Utah congressman has not just taken a break from a career as a media-savvy and slightly wonkish politician, someone who might reasonably have aspired to the U.S. Senate and/or the Utah governor's office," the board continues.
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The scene each year is densely populated by so-called influencers: Zoë Kravitz, Emily Ratajkowski and Jaden Smith and their ubiquitous like, their media-savvy followers inclined to copy every well-placed ruff and frill on Instagram feeds of their own.
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Although it may be the part that draws the most attention, Daniels' lawyer, the media-savvy Michael Avenatti, took to Trump's favorite social media platform, Twitter, to stipulate that the sex was not what is significant about his client's book.
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The social media savvy 22-year-old has also strolled down the runway at a Paris fashion show, offered up designs for Boston Marathon T-shirts and painted his own special touch on a pair of shoes for his mother's birthday.
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And I think the answer to that question lies with "Trump the rank misogynist, Trump the KKK-flirter, Trump the deport-the-Mexican-rapists candidate," and the way those messages have been enabled by Trump the media-savvy, superrich celebrity.
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The campaign, started by a loose network of activists who have enlisted young, media-savvy women, has gone far beyond earlier protests against the kingdom's reaffirmed ban on female drivers, and has become a challenge to the pervasive guardianship system.
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That said, there certainly is a place where a combination of media-savvy and conventional opinions can pay off: cable news, where Avenatti is said to be pitching a Crossfire-style show that he would co-host with Anthony Scaramucci.
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MANILA (Reuters) - A tactically smart, social media savvy group eager to align with Islamic State has emerged from the glut of bandit and separatist groups in the southern Philippines, and so far has proved to be more than a match for the military.
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A big chunk of the 2020 Democratic field began making Texas an unlikely early-state stop Saturday and pushed back on big tech in front of young, social-media savvy crowds in a city where companies including Google and Apple have big footprints.
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But a handful of teenage survivors of the slaughter are starting to speak out, using their status as heroes to start questioning the whole system on live TV. The teens are articulate, telegenic, extremely media savvy, and highly dangerous to the president's party.
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He's using his media savvy and hard-hitting approach to argue Trump is betraying traditional conservative values by making constant false and misleading statements, overseeing an explosion of the national debt, and cozying up to authoritarian leaders at the expense of US allies.
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While the complaints have focused on the deceptive practices Cohen and his collaborators employed, the elected officials engender far less sympathy than the ordinary folks who have been duped, lacking the media savvy or support system to help sniff out this fraudster.
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You may have seen one or two if you've ever been to a giant football match like the Super Bowl, or a music festival such as Coachella, or wherever there are thousands and thousands of social media-savvy users wanting to connect.
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Hyper-loquacious and media-savvy, Cody Wilson is fond of telling any reporter who'll listen that Defense Distributed's main product, a gun fabricator called the Ghost Gunner, represents the endgame for gun control, not just in the US but everywhere in the world.
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He essentially wrote the Donald Trump playbook: A media-savvy real estate mogul who turned into a populist campaigner encouraging and capitalizing on voter sentiment against immigrants, Berlusconi used personal charisma to brush off scandals about his taxes and his personal life.
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Since everyone in the Kardashian-Jenner family has a cell phone and knows how to use it (as evidenced by their social media savvy), they'll each document the going-ons of their respective households during this period of government-mandated self-isolation.
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The media-savvy former congressman, a Tea Party-firebrand, who announced his Republican primary challenge to the president on August 25th, has had a long record of controversial and (self-admitted) racist remarks in his record as both a politician and radio host.
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While Mr. Booker traveled the country to entice developers and to draw attention to the city — and used his social-media savvy to market his agenda — developers feared that Mr. Baraka would be an anti-gentrification crusader who would thwart the city's growth.
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On one side, you have a media-savvy political adviser who's turned lying for the president into an art form and on the other you have a Harvard-educated attorney who has sharply and often publicly disagreed with the president's actions and behavior.
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The announcement follows similar moves by Walmart Inc and Dick's Sporting Goods Inc on Wednesday, two weeks after social media-savvy students ignited an intense debate on gun control in the United States following a deadly shooting spree at their Florida high school.
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And the Berlusconi-Trump comparison really seems much closer in a wide variety of ways, ranging from their media savvy and business backgrounds to the oddity of men with famously louche personal lives leading political coalitions grounded in church attendance and cultural traditionalism.
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In doing so, Mr. Christie openly defied Republican attempts to isolate Mr. Trump as an unsavory party crasher and handed the front-runner an inexhaustible, media-savvy surrogate who on Friday pledged to travel the country campaigning for Mr. Trump and savaging his rivals.
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"If rural shelters don't have a good volunteer base, or they don't have someone who is social media savvy, they probably are struggling a little bit to keep up, even just with new technologies, understanding something like Instagram stories, or getting on Snapchat," she says.
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And in many ways, Crocker — now forever known as the "Leave Britney Alone!" guy — was a harbinger of a new mode of fandom, linking pop stars with their media-savvy gay male devotees, that would arguably define the face of pop adoration in the aughts.
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The Proud Boys also coordinates with the Vancouver, Washington-based group known as Patriot Prayer, another fairly social media-savvy far right organization that doesn't openly endorse explicitly white nationalist groups, but still welcomes them into the fold during demonstrations that often turn violent.
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"The Parkland kids and others were breathtakingly impressive as organizers as well as orators— smart, focused, media-savvy—and lots of other groups came to help," said Todd Gitlin, a Columbia professor and former president of Students for a Democratic Society who studies social movements.
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Say you are this person, and maybe you're not the most media-savvy human in the world, or maybe you are, how do you not get lost amongst literally thousands of other people who want to be louder and get more attention than you?
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Sanders voters have found some success in these Twitter tirades —which might be a testament to his young, social media–savvy voter base — making enough noise to prompt ideological questions at the first Democratic primary debate and push Clinton to debate Sanders in New York.
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Add to that his media savvy as a national figure, and he may well be a witness who can bolster the case against Mr. Walters because he does not have the kind of baggage that Mr. Davis carries as a witness for the prosecution.
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With media-savvy champions like rookie lawmaker Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez alongside Senator Ed Markey, who proposed legislation with similar goals a decade ago, it could force politicians to grapple with the details, just as Senator Bernie Sanders did with his proposal for universal healthcare.
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At least 30 people have been counted as killed in connection to the storm, but some Bahamians told Insider that number would be much higher if young and social media-savvy residents didn't jump to coordinate search and rescues across the badly hit islands.
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The first major coordinated action of the student-led movement for gun control marshaled the same elements that had defined it ever since the Parkland shooting: eloquent young voices, equipped with symbolism and social media savvy, riding a resolve as yet untouched by cynicism.
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While there has been much hand-wringing about this cohort, also called iGen or the Post-Millennials, the stereotype of a disengaged, entitled and social-media-addicted generation doesn't match the poised, media-savvy and inclusive young people leading the protests and gracing magazine covers.
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In January 2011, as the leader of a social-media-savvy network of young activists called the April 6 Youth Movement, Maher mobilized hundreds of thousands of Egyptians in demonstrations in Cairo's Tahrir Square and across the country that took down President Hosni Mubarak.
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SAN SALVADOR — Salvadorans elected Nayib Bukele, the media-savvy former mayor of the capital, as their next president on Sunday, delivering a sharp rebuke to the two parties that emerged from the country's brutal civil war in the 1980s and have held power ever since.
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The announcement comes after similar moves by Kroger Co, Walmart Inc and Dick's Sporting Goods Inc, and two weeks after social media-savvy students at the Florida high school ignited an intense debate on gun control in the United States following the deadly shooting.
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Taken together, they provide an interesting look at the cutthroat business of modern beauty pageants — in an age when a contestant's social media savvy is every bit as crucial to winning as remaining poised during a personality interview and looking nice in an evening gown.
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Back in 2011, Zingales presciently wrote that the country should be glad that Trump decided not to run for president because he had enormous potential as a Berlusconi-like figure who would mix business connections, media savvy, and discontent with existing political parties into a potent cocktail.
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Jack Dorsey's TED Interview and the End of an Era Anna Wiener reviews Dorsey's appearance at TED: As Dorsey pivoted from non-answer to non-answer, it was hard not to wonder whether, despite his appearance of media-savvy calm, he wasn't in over his head.
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The exact nature of the exploit isn't disclosed, but the whole idea of Tay was a bot that would learn the lingo of its target demographic, internalizing the verbal idiosyncrasies of the 18-24 social-media-savvy crowd and redeploying them in sassy and charming ways.
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Reports that Amnesty International put together in the 1980s corroborated the testimony of witnesses at the E.A.C. Human Rights Watch deployed its strategic might and media savvy — and no less than $1.5 million in the past three years alone — in the service of the victims' interests.
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Production for the photo shoot took about four days over the course of several weeks, and Ross says they wanted to keep things light and entertaining to help the mothers—who didn't exactly have the modeling experience of their social media-savvy children—comfortable and relaxed.
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Agree or disagree with them on policy, teenage survivors of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida have emerged as compelling spokespeople for the cause of gun control, leveraging their inherently sympathetic situation, media savvy, and conviction to become high-profile and effective advocates.
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In addition the lawyers filed an injunction against the paper on behalf of Devlin, presumably to compel the paper to take the article and the photo down from the Internet, which would mean Conor McGregor, for all his media savvy, has no idea how the Internet works.
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Time magazine, which conducted one of the online snap polls that Trump bragged about, noted that it was not "statistically representative of likely voters" and should only be considered a measure of which candidate has the most energized online supporters or most social media savvy fan base.
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But he has never come up against anything like the slick salesmanship and free-wheeling social media savvy of Mawarire, a 39-year-old preacher who has become a household name by wrapping himself, literally, in the Zimbabwe flag and posting critical videos on the Internet.
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Mr. Lutz, as one wag pointed out, looked like a young Colonel Sanders, something a reporter noted in a tweet, to which the social-media-savvy actor quickly replied on a feed broadcast to his one million Twitter followers: "My secret identity, Shhhh" Apparently he has many.
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To these people, Trump's "Make America Great Again" is not the empty rhetoric of a media-savvy con artist from Queens but a last-ditch rallying cry for the soul of a changing land where minorities will be the majority by the middle of the century.
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" This problem presents itself when it comes to "the often highly literate, highly intelligent people who gravitate to the alt-right: internet savvy, media savvy, who often are radicalized in that way, who 'swallow the red pill,' as the saying goes, the allusion from 'The Matrix.
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Aides have privately wondered about how dismissive of Trump Kelly is when he is out of earshot, noting that Kelly has told colleagues he is incredibly media savvy and has bragged about the positive coverage he received when he worked for the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Removing likes takes away the peer pressure average users feel to post content that is as perfect as their most social-media savvy friend, a professional influencer or a celebrity, said Dylan Farella, director of social media at Talent Resources, a New York influencer marketing firm.
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On Sunday, Michael Avenatti, the media-savvy lawyer for porn star Stormy Daniels, claimed Ahmed Al-Rumaihi, an investor managing billions for the government of Qatar, held a secret meeting in Trump Tower in December 2016 with Cohen — and tweeted out pictures and video supporting his assertion.
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Fortunately (or unfortunately if you're Fyre Festival), now everyone knows about the disaster because a bunch of social media-savvy people who paid a lot of money for something that turned out to be a disaster ended up ... posting about it on social media for us all to enjoy.
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Ugandan president Yoweri Museveni, who has been in power since 1986, has demonstrated a thinning skin for criticism, and now, the younger demographic has proven to be a formidable voting bloc, having just elected the 36-year-old, social-media-savvy musician Bobi Wine to parliament last year.
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"The main theme of this election is voter malaise towards the establishment; Melenchon has been able to capitalize on this sentiment through his stellar performances in the TV debates and a very media savvy campaign strategy," Antonio Barroso, deputy director of research at Teneo Intelligence, said in a note.
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Instagram almost seems specially engineered to be the modern human's most perfect time-waster — it is, in essence, an endlessly-scrolling picture book for grown-ups, social media-savvy teenagers, and all of our incompetent parents who can't figure out how to stop double-tapping every single photo.
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She had uncommon social media savvy and cut a fantastic video while waging a campaign that did a brilliant job of both channeling long-simmering national progressive disgruntlement with the idea of Crowley's eventual accession to the speakership and emphasizing her greater rootedness in the district as currently conceived.
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Believe it or not, despite being the perfect person to represent a social media-savvy makeup brand, this will be Chrissy's first time lending her face — or skills — to something in the world of beauty since modeling for Gillette Venus, Amopé, and Olay early on in her career.
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His reimaginings of famous poetry on Twitter, his public appearances in museums, his numerous stints in writers' rooms: Cookie Monster, this newly christened media-savvy figure, eats everything, but he seems to eat a lot of art — he seems, in fact, to really love art, and literature, too.
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Avenatti, a media-savvy figure with 2020 presidential aspirations, has been for days hinting about his client's allegations and making a number of demands of the Senate Judiciary Committee, including calling for them to subpoena Judge and to get Kavanaugh to explain what some of his yearbook entries mean.
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But when the social-media savvy senator streamed the encounter on Facebook Live, it promptly went viral, setting in motion a heated debate that ultimately forced President Trump to reverse himself, and issue an executive order that migrant families be kept together when they are apprehended at the border.
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A former jazz drummer and stand-up comic who was later a writer, campus lecturer and filmmaker, Mr. Abel was best known as a perennial public gadfly, a self-appointed calling that combined the verbal pyrotechnics of a 19th-century flimflam man with acute 20th-century media savvy.
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In general, the surprise outcome of the United States presidential election has been greeted philosophically by many Italians in the fashion business, who say that, having lived through decades under the thumb of a media-savvy businessman bully — the former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi — a long view helps.
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"With Scaramucci, Donald Trump gets someone who's loyal, who also has some media savvy and some connections to try to improve the relations with some of the media outlets," said Sal Arnuk, a principal at Themis Trading, which is also well-known as an advocate for market reforms.
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His was not an overnight epiphany, but within two more years, he had graduated from the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London, renounced Islamism and H.T. and publicly reinvented himself as an advocate for liberal democracy: a media-savvy expert on preventing radicalization.
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And considering that ratings were way down last year, the event has evolved to encompass a months-long journey where social-media savvy models share every single event (and photo opportunity) that leads up to the actual show — from casting to fitting to run-through and every workout in between.
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Washington (CNN)Liberal, social-media savvy, focused on a message of change and intent on making strides on the climate: President Barack Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau offered the spectacle of two world leaders unusually aligned on message and in outlook when they met at the White House Thursday.
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If the other candidates wanted to keep stressing their experience as governors and lawmakers and their detailed plans and blueprints for solving the nation's foreign and domestic problems — boring stuff for much of today's hyperactive news and social media — the media-savvy Trump felt free to chart his own course.
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Our nearly 40 million people fill every corner of the renovated Brady house: older, traditional voters inland and in agricultural centers, mid-range voters in suburbs like Orange County and my part of Los Angeles, media-savvy citizens in the major urban centers along the coast and in Silicon Valley.
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He inspires little of the emotion and adoration many of the party faithful reserve for the charismatic, media-savvy Mr. Netanyahu, the maestro of political theater who brought Likud to power four times and has led the party for the past 14 years, and a total of 20 years in all.
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ISIS' social media savvy has been remarked on for years; while all terrorism is on some level intended to attract the eyes of the media and the public, the group has reportedly been known to choreograph attacks for the specific purpose of producing digital content designed to appeal to online fringe elements.
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Koike, a media-savvy ex-defense minister and former LDP member, took office a year ago as the first female governor in the capital, defying the local LDP chapter to run and promising to reform governance of a megacity with a population of 13.7 million and an economy bigger than the Netherlands'.
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But the 29-year-old's social-media savvy and ability to connect with everyday voters — she recently shared that she was having difficulty affording an apartment in pricey D.C. — may offer a new road map for how young lawmakers who don't want to wait their turn could have outsize influence in Washington.
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Koike, a media-savvy ex-defence minister and former LDP member, took office a year ago as the first female governor in the capital, defying the local LDP chapter to run and promising to reform governance of a megacity with a population of 13.7 million and an economy bigger than the Netherlands'.
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Instagram virality ended up being surprisingly helpful in bringing more foot traffic into stores from a social media-savvy crowd looking for a photo — and the stores then work to convert those visitors into shoppers who buy a book or two (or maybe just an Instagrammable tote bag or mug) while they're there.
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It's set up the media-savvy former FDA chief — who remains in frequent conversation with the White House and won as much bipartisan support as any Trump appointee while in office — for inevitable run-ins with current health officials who don't have the latitude to make the same kind of policy pronouncements.
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Around 2008, that began to change when a small group of young, social media-savvy activists — calling themselves the April 6 Youth Movement — created a Facebook page in support of a planned textile workers strike in the city of Mahalla al-Kobra on April 6 to protest low wages and high food prices.
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Why this matters: Young, media savvy candidates have managed to make once-fringe ideas more digestible in a way that appeals to the grievances of younger voters, per the AP. By the numbers: About 17% of 18-34 year olds voted for Italy's far-right League party in 2018, compared to 5% in 2013.
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WHEN he took over in 2010 as the Communist Party chief of the western province of Xinjiang, Zhang Chunxian was portrayed by state media as a young, media-savvy official with a mission: to crack down hard on its separatists but also to foster "brotherly affection" between ethnic groups in the poor, violence-torn region.
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JERSEY CITY — With Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India set to meet President Trump on Monday for the first time, many Indians in communities like this one have had high hopes for the relationship between the two leaders — both of whom swept to power as media-savvy political outsiders pledging to revive their national economies.
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As media-savvy in his own way as McGregor, Nurmagomedov surely knew that in 2016 any footage of him giving Michael Johnson career advice and laying out his plans for a title fight while in the actual throes of ground-and-pound would make it onto the Internet and thereby impress the UFC brass.
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In the next few months, Facebook plans to translate the site into more than eight languages, in an effort to connect with more journalists around the world (and further its plan for total industry takeover.) The company hopes that the social media savvy e-learning courses "will inspire tens of thousands of other journalists" to learn and create.
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Last month's shooting massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida — where a 19-year-old former student has been charged with killing 17 people with an AR-15 — has spurred what Democrats view as a shift in the politics of the gun debate, with media-savvy student activists helping keep the issue front and center.
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For instance, it's hard to imagine America's current conversation about police brutality had it not been for the social media savvy of people on the ground in places like Ferguson, Missouri, and Baltimore, and people tweeting out the names of victims like Mike Brown, Freddie Gray, Sandra Bland, and countless others to show how frequent and pervasive police violence really is.
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Zelensky's status as a political novice and "outsider" status, coupled with an anti-elite stance and social media savvy campaign strategy has helped him to attract voters (particularly the young) who are disaffected and disappointed with the current five-year-old administration — itself a product of political upheaval and revolution in 2014 after the tumultuous ousting of then President Viktor Yanukovych.
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A professor of clinical sciences at Xavier University in Cincinnati and president of the Heimlich Institute, which he founded to research and promote his ideas, Dr. Heimlich was a media-savvy showman who entered the pantheon of medical history with his maneuver but in later years often found himself at odds with a medical establishment skeptical of his claims and theories.
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The latest mass shooting prompted thousands of students at hundreds of schools to walk out of class on Wednesday to protest gun violence, the culmination of weeks of public outrage at the glacial pace of gun reform, a topic that has remained prominent in the news largely through the efforts of a group of social media-savvy students from Stoneman Douglas.
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" The Times also added that Comey made his decision to treat the handling of the Clinton and Trump-related investigations during the campaign in such vastly different ways "with the supreme self-confidence of a former prosecutor who, in a distinguished career, has cultivated a reputation for what supporters see as fierce independence, and detractors view as media-savvy arrogance.
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The essential question that confronts Chile is one that many other nations are grappling with today: Can the demands of a radicalized and disaffected movement of citizens, most of whom are young, impatient and social media-savvy, be channeled and resolved by a political elite that has shown itself, until now, blind to the needs of the great majority of its populace?
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Tlaib, and Ilhan Omar, who as much as anyone have used their social media savvy to tap into progressive voter enthusiasm, and push lofty — and perhaps unattainable — policy goals: guaranteeing everyone has health insurance and a job, overhauling the economy to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions, making college tuition free, and of course, impeaching President Donald Trump.
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On Twitter, a Paris correspondent for the Reuters agency called it "deferential journalism at its worst," echoing a widespread feeling here that the mainstream media have been too complacent toward Mr. Macron, a young and media-savvy president whom critics call the "president of the rich" and who has openly argued that a powerful presidency is needed to revive French greatness.
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So before they walk out those famed front doors for the last time, one of the most fashion-forward and social media-savvy couples in White House history is trying to make history in another way, by covering not one but two major magazines' October issues — together on the cover of Essence and Michelle solo on the cover of InStyle –– and we have a sneak peek.
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Give or take a Beyonce, she's arguably the most popular artist on the planet (and her sales numbers, for the record, crush Queen Bey's.) You don't become a world-famous pop star by accident, of course, but her mix of ambition, foresight and media savvy are perfectly suited for this moment in time with its 24/7 news cycle and #takes and social media.
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" VandeHei, a father of two, read the column on a flight, and batted out this response on his iPhone while we were landing: "These kids are growing up with incomprehensible access to people, ideas and information, and [are] armed with immeasurable and invaluable skills and tech/social media savvy, giving them the power to do much more and much earlier in life than those before them.
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Apparently everyone is in on the action except Judge Judy: a fired FBI director who calls the President unfit to serve, a New York courtroom drama that features Trump's favorite consigliere Michael Cohen, stories of payments to playmates and porn stars on behalf of the boss, a race-car driving, media-savvy attorney out to run over Cohen, and mystery clients, including Fox star Sean Hannity.
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Trump, with his money, celebrity, and media-savvy, taking advantage of new communication technologies, a weakened Republican Party, and the rage that grew on the right amid the daily affront of Obama's presidency, was able to break through the cartel and offer those voters the choice they actually wanted, and in the Republican primary, enough of them took it to make him the nominee.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — Today's acrostic, by Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon, is an excerpt from an ode to a beast that has become a bit of a 21st-century folk hero, one of those honey badger types with a natural social media savvy and extensive public relations skills, who can engineer an image makeover from a sinister deep-sea strangler to a winsome oddsmaker.
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Swinging open the barn doors, members of the agriculture community, from small family operators to media savvy "ag-vocates," are publicly discussing, debating, and sharing videos of cute cows in green pastures (I have yet to see any from the massive feedlots or hog or chicken sheds) in hopes of proving that things aren't quite as scary as undercover footage and growing anti-animal Ag discourse would have us all believe.
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On this score, he promised to rejoin the Paris Climate Accords if elected president The New Deal-like positions that Booker touted in Orangeburg reflect his own evolution from a pro-business, pro-Wall Street, media-savvy mayor of Newark whose late-night television appearances, "Brick City" reality television show, and cozy relationship with Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg marked him as the darling of Silicon Valley neo-liberals.
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Huawei has launched a smartphone called the P230 with a dual lens camera aimed at social media savvy users, as it continues its aggressive push in chasing Samsung and Apple, and branches into new territories like the U.S. The new device, which will be available next month, comes in two variants: The regular 22021 inch P93, and the 29 inch P29 Plus, and was launched at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona on Sunday.
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Surreal could describe many of the shocking things that happened on this particular trip around the sun: 2016, after all, brought us Brexit and Harambe the gorilla turned immortal meme; the deaths of several beloved cultural figures; the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando and the horrific destruction of Aleppo, the election of Donald Trump to the American presidency, and even the spectacle of a masterful takedown of Taylor Swift by an almost frighteningly media-savvy Kim Kardashian.
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Some of its money has come from such media-savvy events as the 2010 Elephant Parade, which had 268 painted elephants made of a variety of materials placed around London and raised more than 4 million pounds (the equivalent of $5.3 million today), and the 2014 Fabergé Big Egg Hunt, which had creative headliners like Jeff Koons, Julian Schnabel and Zaha Hadid design more than 260 egg sculptures for auction in New York City, raising more than $1 million.
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