Sentence examples for access to newsworthy from inspiring English sources
11 17 p.m. | Updated | Major science journals have long offered media advance access to newsworthy papers ahead of publication under embargo agreements.
She said that access to newsworthy events at the White House is determined by the President's advisers who manage and control the news.
In every region of the world last year, we found both governments and private actors attacking reporters, blocking their physical access to newsworthy events, censoring content and ordering the politically motivated firing of journalists.
"In every region of the world last year, we found both governments and private actors attacking reporters, blocking their physical access to newsworthy events, censoring content, and ordering politically motivated firings of journalists".
"In every region of the world last year, we found both governments and private actors attacking reporters, blocking their physical access to newsworthy events, censoring content, and ordering politically motivated firings of journalists," project director of Freedom of the Press Karin Karlekar said.
As a rule, this page supports the goal of ensuring media access -- including camera access -- to newsworthy events, a principle that, to some people, might justify televising this execution.
The judgment exempts information processed "solely for journalistic purposes" without defining this term – deeply problematic at a time when more and more people have access to both newsworthy information and publishing tools.
For the most part, it has published only cables that were selected as newsworthy and redacted by a consortium of news organizations that obtained advance access to the database, including The New York Times.
Since late 2010, The New York Times and several other news organizations have had access to more than 250,000 State Department cables originally obtained by WikiLeaks, citing them in news articles and publishing a relatively small number of cables deemed newsworthy.
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