The phrase "affecting news" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe news that has a strong emotional impact or influence on people.
Example: "The affecting news of the natural disaster left the community in shock and mourning."
Alternatives: "emotional news" or "impactful news".
The newspaper has said that the move will save money without affecting news coverage.
There is affecting news of the Karaoke Sauron, who is not taking the diminishment of his powers as well as he might.
WEF has been active in promoting greater awareness of changes affecting news organizations.
Investor unease about the scandal appeared to be affecting News Corporation shares, which were down nearly 6 percent in early Monday trading on the Australian exchange in Sydney.
But the Journal's climate skepticism -- perhaps inherited in part from its owner, whose ideology bleeds through most aggressively at the Fox News Channel he owns -- seems to have affected news coverage. .
Any strike could affect news programs on the CBS network and local television and radio stations.
In fact, the shift away from what is important in favor of what simply draws viewers seems to have affected news coverage at almost every level.
The industrial action, which will run from midday to midnight on Wednesday 23 July, will affect news production for the opening of the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, as well as newsgathering and programme production across BBC radio and TV services.
Here are all the best views from the panel in our live Q&A on the topic of the personalisation of the web and how it affects news readers, journalists, publishers and society as a whole.
Meanwhile, Joshua Benton at the Nieman Journalism Lab looked at aspects of the announcements that might affect news organizations — changes to Siri that will allow users to talk to apps, including those, perhaps, of newspapers; the introduction of Passport, a sort of mobile wallet that could help with membership models; and the new mapping system, relevant to news organizations that use maps.
Asked via e-mail whether Mr. Trump's employment by NBC Entertainment affects news coverage, as some critics have questioned, the "Today" show's executive producer, Jim Bell, said that "Mr. Trump's work on a show that airs on NBC does not affect NBC News coverage of him, and it's silly to suggest otherwise".
