media blackout

For most of the time there has been a media blackout on this story.

With only two days to go before Saturday’s election, a media blackout began last night.

I've got a media blackout at least until I contact his family.

The talks are expected to be held under a media blackout.

"I thought there must be a media blackout or something," he says.

And nobody saw us: there was a complete media blackout.

The artists are clearly huge stars despite the media blackout.

By this stage there will have been an almost complete media blackout.

But the virtual media blackout wasn't the end of the story.

The visit was subject to a media blackout until now due to security concerns.

"We have been subject to a media blackout," he said.

They also requested this information be subject to a media blackout.

Both sides have agreed to a news media blackout on the details.

It is reasonable to ask about the point of a media blackout in the internet age.

Both sides said a media blackout would be in place during the discussions.

If the government declares a media blackout on these events, you will know exactly why.

A media blackout was in place during this time thanks to a "gentleman's agreement"

They would not speak for attribution because of the media blackout.

As you all know we are under a full media blackout and I will not be able to comment on negotiations.

A media blackout on negotiations is still in effect and details cannot be provided at this time.

I want a total media blackout on this matter from now on.

Before Internet access became available, foreign radio stations were a major source of information, which often helped to break the media blackout in the country.

At first, the Socialist press treated the work to a full scale media blackout.

Harry's tour of duty was cut short after a media blackout broke down.

Whatever happened to media blackouts during conflict or war?