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Drupal 7: Allowing anonymous users access to Media module's browser

To give anonymous users media permissions, know that Media module's permissions don't work as you might expect:

Import media files from the local filesystem: this is not for the media widget. You don't need to turn this on.
Edit media: You need this to upload files via the media widget.
Add media from remote services: straightforward.

The Library tab is not protected by any permissions. It's always included with the media browser plugin (aka the media widget).

	<?php

	/**
	* Implementation of specially named hook_ctools_content_types()
	*/
	function artist_profile_share_ctools_content_types() {
	return array(
	'single' => TRUE,
	'title' => t('Custom Share Links'),
	'icon' => 'icon_node.png',

	<?php

	/**
	* @file
	* "No context" sample content type. It operates with no context at all. It would
	* be basically the same as a 'custom content' block, but it's not even that
	* sophisticated.
	*
	*/

	$result = db_query("SELECT uid FROM {users}");
	while ($row = db_fetch_object($result)) {
	$user = user_load($row->uid);
	$new_state_profile = preg_replace('/^(\S){2}\s/', '', $user->profile_state);
	update_sql("UPDATE {profile_values} SET value = '$new_state_profile' WHERE uid = $user->uid AND fid = 6");
	}

	// Clear caches

	// Making a patch
	// When patching core, cd to www. When patching a module, cd to the module directory.
	$ git diff --relative > file.patch

	// Applying a patch
	// From the git root directory
	$ git apply -v --directory www/sites path/to/file.patch