Sentence examples for digest of articles from inspiring English sources

The Saturday issue offers new features, including a summary of the week's business news; a personal investing column; and a digest of articles of interest online and in magazines.

More than half of its content is original, says Amed (the rest is financial reporting syndicated from places such as Bloomberg and Reuters, and a "daily digest" of articles from around the web).

Professor Fayerweather was the author of ten books about international business, the founder and Managing Editor of "The International Executive", a digest of articles of interest to the academic international business community, and a founder and Fellow of the Academy of International Business.

Or, sign up to receive a weekly e-mail digest of articles from The Apothecary.

Or, sign up to recive a weekly e-mail digest of articles from The Apothecary.

It was first published in 1922 as a digest of condensed articles of topical interest and entertainment value taken from other periodicals.

In the early 1990s, he was the founding editor of TimesFax (since renamed TimesDigest), a digest of Times articles sent to resorts and hotels overseas and to cruise ships.

During the 1988 presidential race, the nation's most plugged-in political reporters and operatives downloaded a 20-page digest of newspaper articles, spin, and campaign trail nuggets at 10 a.m. each day called the Hotline.

They don't digest long articles".

These future launches include digest packages of Instant Articles to which users can subscribe, free trials for paid subscriptions, hackathons with publishers' development teams, additional Facebook tutorials for journalists, PSAs to promote news literacy and combat misunderstanding of fake news and more work to prevent hoaxes from spreading.

There he was put in charge of the special Indian mail service, for which he made digests of weekly articles by Mahatma Gandhi.