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NBC News held back on reporting news of an arrest during continuing coverage on its MSNBC cable channel.

Then - see it happening all around - the shedding of staff, the sacking of journalists, the hacking-back of reporting resources are just ratchets on a long roll to extinction.

Eighty per cent of analysis goes back to reporting in the dear old "legacy media" (such as the New York Times).

This fluctuation in valuation comes on the back of Tesla reporting good news and Ford reporting bad news.

She said: "I had previous experience back in Britain of reporting child abuse to the authorities which had backfired completely.

On Friday, the shares rose sharply on the back of reports that EDF's board had given the go-ahead for an approach to British Energy.

Farmer explains that officials had asked him to consider his position, concerned that a conflict of interest might be emerging, on the back of reports of imminent legal action by individuals with mental health problems against the government, over the fitness-for-work test.

Whatever one thinks of some of Tory MP Damian Collins's attempts to publicise himself via interfering in football, who could fail to support his current call for a Serious Fraud Office investigation off the back of reports that Blazer was bugging for the FBI on British soil?

Epic Rap Battles of History Season 3. by ERB 10. 10 Hours of Walking in NYC as a Woman by Street HarassmentVideo   The iPhone 6 Plus Bend Test came off the back of reports that the iPhone 6 Plus had been made too big and too thin, and bent under force.

Prepare For Worse, a newspaper warns its readers on Friday, on the back of reports that the economy has grown at its slowest pace in nine years.

After a second-quarter rally that was largely built on the back of reports that suggested the recession was waning, traders may be waiting for clearer signals that conditions are improving before piling back into the equity market.