What does AOTM stand for?

Assault On The Media (Opie and Anthony show)

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Slang/chat, popular culture

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Album of the Month America on the Move (National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution) Application of the Month (various organizations) Art of the Matter (Performance Foundation) Art of the Mix (website) Art on the Map (Lincolnshire Open Studios, UK) Artist of the Month As-Of-The-Minute Asian Oils Trading and Marketing Aspect of the Monkey (gaming, World of Warcraft)		Association of Occupational Therapists of Manitoba (Canada) Attack On The Media (Opie and Anthony show) Australia on the Map Author of the Month Avocado of the Month Club Association of Occupational Therapists in Mental Health [not an acronym] (unofficially linked to Authority on Telecom Management Practices) Attack of the Mutant Penguins (Atari Jaguar game) Attack of the Mutant Zombie Flesh Eating Chickens from Mars (computer game) ACE Operational Teletype Network

Samples in periodicals archive:

In a way, the McCain campaign's current assault on the media is simply an extension of a strategy that adopted earlier this summer, when they began openly ridiculing the press for its supposed fixation on Barack Obama and the gaping disparities between the coverage of the two candidates.

Sarah Palin and the War on the Media

Byline: By James Tapsfield And Daniel Bentley Press accused of courting controversy Tony Blair launched a stinging assault on the media yesterday, accusing the Press of behaving like a "feral beast" which "tears people and reputations to bits".

Blair has a stinging farewell for media

However, much of the housing industry has since undertaken an unremitting assault on the media, with a lengthening list of the industry's leading executives arguing that headlines dwelling on falling prices are likely to create their own vicious circle.

Builders say media shouldn't dwell on falling house prices