As for headlines (the task usually handled by editors), the Quartz newsroom relies on team chats to quickly and collaboratively work on pieces.
And by agreeing to publish forecasts for headline inflation, as well as the less volatile core data, Mr Bernanke has also addressed the growing perception that the Fed thinks fast-rising food and energy costs are not its problem.This is an opportune time to make the Fed's policymaking more open.
Additionally, Lisovicz worked as an anchor for Headline News (HLN) and traveled all over the country as a general assignment reporter for CNN.
More Tales of Dickens After we noted the enduring popularity of "A Tale of Two Cities" as an inspiration for headline writers, my colleague David Corcoran did a little historical checking.
UKIP leader Nigel Farage dismissed Mr Osborne's statement as a "Budget for headline writers" that failed to tackle "the serious problems in our economy".
The shock of Christian Dior's New Look, with its tiny waists and generous skirts, gave the house a reputation for excess, as well as a taste for headlines.
As for the headline, "Well, at Least the Land Is Wanted," whether it was meant to be tongue in cheek or not, I want to be clear: the boys are "wanted," both by the people who teach and lead the work of Children's Village, and by so many wonderful Rivertowns residents who help them to feel at home here.
(As for the headline, at one point Schilling cut a promo about how hardcore EVE Online players must be. You invest dozens if not hundreds of hours trying to build up your empire, only to have some punk kids rob and destroy your life's work).
Man, I thought the evening news broadcasts were bad, but that was before I paid any attention to the dreck which passes for "news" in the A.M. Which is my humble excuse for this entire introduction, as well as for the headline I gave this article ("At the time, Your Honor, he was under the influence of a royal-sized dose of sappiness, and simply can't be held accountable for his actions... ..)... ..
How she must wish the phrase "clipped wings" held the same rhythmical allure for headline writers as "fat cats".
