Sentence examples for dedicated news from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday it said that it was creating a dedicated news division and introducing a daily news show whose hosts may be familiar to viewers of its sometime rival MTV.

As it became obvious that Salford was going to win the bid and this 'media city' was going to happen I thought there would be a need for a dedicated news site, amongst other things.

In particular, its surveys showing how uninformed Americans appeared to be provoked broad comment: one in 1990 indicated that even dedicated news buffs were more likely to know that President George H. W. Bush did not like broccoli than that Colin S. Powell was chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Fuse, which is owned by MSG Media and also shows the comedy game-show "Funny Or Die's Billy On the Street," announced in September that it was creating a dedicated news division for the channel and would be introducing its own news program.

In addition, there is dedicated news reader software available that you can download and install on your computer.

You can view updates from these collections of Pages and public figures in a dedicated news feed.

Thanks to the internet, dedicated news-watchers knew what they were missing.

But the real reason this new way to find links is so fascinating is because it could foreshadow a dedicated news-only feed on Facebook.

The truth of the matter is that it was difficult for NYT Now to compete with freely available news on the web, as well as with other dedicated news-reading applications, like SmartNews, Apple News, Flipboard and others.

We have a new site dedicated to news stories recounting the existence of unsuccessful e-petitions, and I am the head of it.

Although web sites dedicated to news guarantee repeat traffic, since news, therefore content, changes daily, most other web sites function as static information dumps.