Sentence examples for core newspapers from inspiring English sources

Britain's local media comprises 1,100 core newspapers – ranging from large metropolitan dailies to small weekly titles – as well as 1,600 companion websites, hundreds of niche and ultra local publications and a range of other digital and broadcast channels.

The Gannett Company posted a 37 percent increase in quarterly earnings Friday because of a jump in broadcast revenue, while its core newspaper business continued to struggle.

Trinity Mirror (LSE: TNI) is planning to spin several specialist content sites off its core newspaper sites in the next few months.

The New York Times Company said on Monday it was in advanced talks to sell 16 regional newspapers, another indication the company was divesting itself of assets to concentrate on its core newspaper business.

The deal, which is expected to close in the next several weeks, continues a corporate overhaul that is refocusing The Times on its core newspaper and Web site operations.

8 56 p.m. | Updated The New York Times Company, which has been shedding assets and focusing on its core newspaper and Web site, is preparing to sell another of its properties.

The Times agreed in early August to sell The Globe and its other New England media properties, including The Telegram & Gazette, for $70 million as part of its strategy to shed peripheral assets to focus on its core newspaper brand.

Studio B contains the sets for the characters' houses and The Core newspaper office which was introduced in season six.

Add to that my own idea – rubbish bins tilted towards cyclists – allowing for NBA-style gamification when they throw out their coffee cups, apple cores, newspapers and empty cigarette packets.

Fourth, he is a hard-core newspaper sentimentalist.

The company, which has divested of non-core newspaper assets such as GMG Radio – the third largest radio group in the UK which owned brands including Real and Smooth – for £70m has revealed that the sale of its majority stake in AutoTrader has secured the financial future of the newspaper portfolio for a minimum of 30 years.