Definitions

1. verb

to make something or someone the central subject of public discussion or attention, often in a sensational or negative way.

“The politician’s scandal was mediatized across the globe, dominating headlines for weeks.”

2. verb

to attribute or ascribe something to a particular medium or process, especially in a way that is considered superficial or misleading.

“The company’s advertising campaign was accused of mediatizing the truth about their product’s environmental impact.”

3. verb

to represent or portray something in a particular medium or format, such as film, television, or digital media.

“The play was mediatized into a successful television series, attracting a wider audience.”

4. noun

the act of making something or someone the central subject of public discussion or attention.

“The mediatization of the celebrity’s personal life led to a frenzy of media coverage.”