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mediaocracy

1. The system of maintaining control over a nation by utilizing the media, usually perpetrated under the guise of "Freedom of Speech". A system of mediocracy is not limited strictly to using the mass media or mainstream media to achieve its ends. It may often use "independent" and "underground" media outlets, such as blogs and podcasts, to achieve its ends.

2. The third horseman of the Military Industrial Media Complex (formerly known as the Military Industrial Complex).
def. 1. - The United States claims to be a democracy but in reality it is a mediaocracy.

def. 2. - The mediaocracy is instrumental in creating an environment of unrest and political, social, class, & racial polarization among our citizens to distract them from the real issues.
mediaocracy by stonelotus May 16, 2007
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mediaocracy

virtual government - the system whereby a virtual executive is directed by the multi-media voting patterns of a mass on-line legislature.
*You are enfranchised and given access to all levels of the mediaocracy. You must express your opinions, desires, thoughts. You must vote for what you want.....*
mediaocracy by biograph May 13, 2011

mediapocricy

( a combination of the words media and hypocrisy): hypocritical propaganda statements as preached by the media.
The United Nations are masters at using mediapocricy to spread its own influence
mediapocricy by Uncle Dimma October 21, 2014

mediocracy

A mediocracy cannot make headway.
mediocracy by uttam maharjan November 11, 2012

medicocracy

A society ruled by doctors. A key postulate of a medicocracy is that there is no natural limit to healthcare expenditures because any attempt to do so will be putting a price on life and that is immoral.
Bob: Maria, we have to declare bankruptcy because we have $160,000 in medical bills due yesterday and no way to pay it.
Maria: That's what you get when you live in a medicocracy.
medicocracy by Inko Inko March 3, 2009

mediocracy

1) Rule by those who are of average or below average competence.
2) A society in which people with little (if any) talent and skill are dominant and highly influential.
3) A social or administrative system which is like an antithesis to a meritocracy.
Eg 1) "With the presidency of George W. Bush, America has completed its transition from democracy to mediocracy."

2)"The success of Big Brother is indicative of our present society being a in a state of mediocracy."
mediocracy by St.O. June 16, 2006

Mediacracy

A society ruled by Facebook, Twitter, and Google.
21st Century America is a mediacracy.
Mediacracy by Ukulelelike December 21, 2012