Sentence examples for billion news from inspiring English sources

Plenty of news output is already computer-generated: the software that will cover sport in this way has been providing most of AP's corporate-results stories since last year, when the robot was predicted to churn out a billion news stories – and it probably didn't once stick a massive bar bill on expenses.

"2001 Bonuses on Wall Street Decline 30%, to $10 Billion" (news article, Dec. 11) describes the far-reaching implications of the decline in Wall Street bonuses but doesn't mention one significant result: the cutback in donations to the city's many nonprofit organizations.

Today GDELT has cataloged nearly half a billion news images spanning almost three and a half years of global events.

Now, what if we took this same approach and instead of examining television, we looked at a quarter billion news photographs compiled from online news outlets in nearly every country of the world over the course of 2016?

One year later the GDELT Project has now processed more than a quarter billion news photographs from news outlets in almost every corner of the world through Google's API – what can we learn through this deep learning powered "visual geocoding" of the world's news imagery?

According to Activate, mobile messaging apps have been the fastest growing sector within the social landscape over the past five years, with 2.5 billion registered users today and an additional 1.1 billion news users expected by 2018.

Eventually, the plan is to merge the two news tools and close News.me.me

The whole archive was made available to five news organizations, including The New York Times.

Two news agencies are headquartered there: the News Agency of the Slovak Republic TASRR) and the Slovak News Agency (SITA).

For the public this meant a new "freedom from fear," asserted one news report.

One news channel scrolled his latest Twitter updates across its screen under the rubric "Breaking News".