Sentence examples for constructed news from inspiring English sources

Because, really, who wants to wade through reams of subtlety and context in a carefully constructed news report when they could just baldly skim through a list of horrible facts generated in bulk by an unfeeling automated newsbot?

On their daily work, they construct news by including, excluding and organizing events hierarchically in journalistic agendas.

When buildings are constructed, they make news.

Professionalized news production enabled journalists to construct new social authority for themselves, new credibility for the news they produced, while increasing the commodity value of news for publishers.

Time, he said, will remain the cornerstone of Time Inc. "We've been doing a lot of research about Time magazine and the newsweekly category and the whole construct of news.

I was able to choose the most important elements from a lot of different facts at a press conference, for instance, and construct a news story around this simple information.

All of these publications have been hiring real, full-time employees — as have nontraditional providers like Yahoo, which is constructing a new political news site.

The Giants said they would soon construct a new room for postgame news conferences, one away from the glass-lined setting.

With the service, customers can use their phones to send e-mail and read specially constructed Web pages with news, stock quotes and other features.

At the end of his lectures, he broke into rhyme: "I see a ruse / intentionally constructed to confuse the news / well, I've taken it upon myself to defuse the clues / so that you can choose / and to demonstrate the objectivity of the methods I use".

The purpose of this study was to extend this understanding by examining how news media constructed elite athlete identities of prominent athlete mothers during the 2012 Olympic year.