Sentence examples for control over news from inspiring English sources

In many cities, they say, the changes will also give even fewer corporate interests control over news and entertainment.

When control over news is a continuing (rather than temporary) condition, rumour becomes regularized as an essential aspect of daily life.

Bradley is likely to ask regulator Ofcom to launch an investigation to determine whether Murdoch will have too much control over news media in the UK.

Then there is the way that Russia has exerted increasing control over news coverage within its own borders, in ways that help Mr. Putin maintain the image of the strong leader that Mr. Trump so admires.

That growth in internet access, particularly from mobile devices, has proven problematic for the Chinese government and its efforts to exert control over news and public information in the country.

Under the deal, which was announced Friday, Murdoch will consolidate his control over News Corp. by getting back Liberty's entire 16.3% stake in the company in exchange for a 38.4% position in DirecTV Group.

Turning to the controversy over the control exercised over news choices, she points out that although human editors have been replaced by algorithms, those "robots" are, of course, designed by humans.

Michael Wines (NYT) CZECH REPUBLIC: TV FIGHT CONTINUES New managers at Czech Television struggled to gain control over their news programs, firing 20 journalists who have been occupying the newsroom to protest what they fear will be too much political interference.

Still, the government does not exert wide-ranging control over television news content, as in Moscow.

"For a long time, the government had complete control over the news agenda through the control of the mainstream media.

Opposition candidates say the government's tight control over the news media means they get little exposure.