Sentence examples for definition of press from inspiring English sources

Under Miller's definition of "press", the richest and most powerful publishers of all, Google, Facebook, and Twitter, are arguably exempt because they do not seek to exercise "editorial control" or indeed report news as part of a business model.

Reactions to the declaration were mixed, notably on the definition of press freedom and the listing of countries that violated it.

It also gives a definition of 'the press'.

But tens of thousands of Internet users have flouted the injunction by revealing his name on Twitter, Facebook and online soccer forums, sites that blur the definition of the press and are virtually impossible to police.

To put "the internet" within the scope of Leveson would be as daft as it would be futile, and to regulate the press further, without having a broader definition of who "the press" might be, is a recipe for irrelevance.

That's our default definition of a free press: it necessarily exists without the interference of politicians or government.

Mr. Ryan, who co-sponsored a bill with Mr. Akin that aimed to restrict the definition of rape, was pressed on Mr. Akin's comments in a television interview Wednesday morning.

Mr. Ryan, who co-sponsored a bill with Mr. Akin that aimed to restrict the definition of rape, was pressed in a television interview Wednesday morning about Mr. Akin's comments.

You cannot protect the First Amendment and ensure that America continues to have a free press by simply narrowing the definition of what a free press is.

Such a guarantee of freedom of the press as is found in U.S. constitutional documents has long been understood to foreclose the possibility of previous restraints, thereby confirming the definition of "liberty of the press" found in Blackstone's Commentaries.

Secondly, he said, Mr. Graff was expanding the definition of what constitutes the press, just as radio and television once pushed those boundaries.