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noun

1. Mass media
2. Members of the mass media (such as news outlets)
3. A medium of cultivation, conveyance, or expression

   "Air is a media that conveys sound."

noun

1. A voiced see voiced stop see stop
2. The middle coat of the wall of a blood or lymph see lymph vessel consisting chiefly of circular muscle fibers

geographical name

1. Ancient country and province of the Persian Empire in the northwestern part of modern Iran

noun

1. Something in a middle position

   "These shirts are all mediums."

2. A middle condition or degree mean

   "Look for a happy medium."

3. Digital audio or video files available for playback or streaming

   "… the features modern media consumers have come to expect from their TVs, tablets, and pocketable media players …"

4. Material or technical means of artistic expression (such as paint and canvas, sculptural stone, or literary or musical form)
5. An individual held to be a channel of communication between the earthly world and a world of spirits
6. A substance regarded as the means of transmission see transmission of a force or effect

   "air is the medium that conveys sound"

7. A surrounding or enveloping substance
8. The tenuous material (such as gas and dust) in space that exists outside large agglomerations see agglomeration of matter (such as stars)

   "interstellar medium"

9. Go-between, intermediary

   "The medium of introduction was no doubt … the publisher …"

10. A condition or environment in which something may function or flourish

    "Ocean fish live in a medium of salt water."

11. A liquid with which pigment is mixed by a painter

noun

1. A publicity event staged for coverage by the news media

noun

1. A lot of information about something on television, radio, in magazines, etc., all at once

   "The movie flopped, despite the media blitz that accompanied its release."

noun

1. Infection of the middle ear that is of rapid onset and is marked by inflammation, earache, fever, decreased hearing, fluid in the middle ear, and sometimes rupture of the tympanic membrane

noun

1. Forms of communication designed to reach many people the newspapers, radio and television stations, websites, etc., through which information is communicated to the public

   "The twentieth century had been dominated by media that delivered the same material to millions of people at the same time—radio and newspapers, movies and television. These were the kinds of one-to-many, top-down mass media that Orwell's Big Brother had used to stay in power. Now, however, Americans were catching sight of the internet. They believed that it would do what earlier media could not: it would allow people to speak for themselves, directly to one another, around the world."

adjective

1. Multimedia