Sentence examples for ambitious news from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, Al Jazeera launches Al Jazeera America, an ambitious news network that hopes to challenge CNN, Fox News and MSNBC on their own turf.

Print remains a vector of choice for specific, long-form readings, ambitious news scenographies with high-impact photographs, for an in-depth profile or a public interest story.

But there are also a surprising number of ambitious news reports, like an interview with Hezbollah's self-proclaimed "mayor of Beirut," investigations of environmental abuse, and a story about a Colombian date-rape drug.

Piper will play Paige Britain ("not based on Rebekah Brooks", says Hytner), the ambitious news editor of The Free Press, a newspaper owned by a billionaire Irish businessman and former IRA member, Pascal O'Leary.

And I can say that Arthur and Mark understand more than anyone how important it is to have a large and ambitious news report.

Perhaps the most ambitious news project Snapchat has taken on -- and the one in which Peter Hamby is most closely involved -- is called Live Stories.

" It's a nice tribute to the work my colleagues have done to take this place from an ambitious, zany experiment to one of the most ambitious new news and media organizations in the world".

It's set in a Mad Men-era broadcast newsroom; Romola Garai, Dominic West and Ben Wishaw star as members of the super-ambitious news team.

Straight from the heart of Mozilla's developer newsgroup comes news of an ambitious new project: a standalone, web-based operating system.

But the profits generated by such an ambitious new project will be years away, perhaps one reason why traders seemed so unimpressed by the news on Monday afternoon.

The BBC's ambitious online news site, which can be accessed without charge anywhere in the world, holds back newspapers from monetising their own digital output from fear of losing their traffic to their publicly funded rival.