Mr. O'Keefe's Acorn videos won credit from several quarters for drawing attention to long-held conservative suspicions about the group, and conservatives praised him as catching many news organizations asleep on a major story.
If you only read one or two articles in the magazine that comes each month, then you're better off saving your money and catching the news online.
The round was led by new investors Greylock Partners and Northzone, with participation from others — including the eye-catching news that payment giant MasterCard is now an investor — along with other new backer SEB Private Equity, and previous investors Index Ventures and Creandum.
We're getting that out of the way at once, because – and you won't believe the coincidence – TV's Myleene Klass has broken another 12-second silence to offer up some unsolicited yet eye-catching news about herself.
It was the largest cluster of work-related brain tumors ever reported, and it became national news, catching the attention of The Washington Post, The New York Times, and even Walter Cronkite.
By that time I was back home, catching up on news.
James and I walk behind, catching up on news of the friends we used to share and of the families we used to share.
My day usually starts at around 6am by taking the dog for a walk for 30 minutes and catching up on news (both general and industry) via podcasts and checking email.
One night not long after the tumultuous Iranian election, Mr. Zarrabikia could be seen on a computer in the restaurant, catching up with news of his homeland on a Persian-language Web site.
Both have their origins in Digitimes, which prides itself on catching scraps of news from upstream suppliers but isn't always correct in its conclusions.
A crucial part of my morning ritual is catching up with news on Twitter watching the quips made by friends pour in on equal footing with commentary made by media luminaries.
