Sentence examples for driven news from inspiring English sources

One vital subject of reportage, the weather, is in the hands of show's only digitally driven news team, Columbia University's C-Lab, led by Jeffrey Inaba.

The result is a data driven news aggregator still powered by Twitter but in a way that perhaps de-emphasises the idiosyncrasies of the micro-blogging service.

Whatever meaning brands might have in the realms of real estate and reality TV--or our social and mass media driven news cycle--they tell us very little about who a person is and how he or she will lead a nation.

The research, while not affiliated with Facebook in any way, suggests the company's approach to fighting the potency of fake news on its platform could be effective in helping boost users' ability to more critically weigh content they are being exposed to via Facebook's algorithmically driven News Feed.

Russell Crowe plays Cal McAffrey, a slobbish but driven news reporter who believes in the old-fashioned business of pounding the streets, talking to cops, working out the angles: open his veins and he'd probably bleed printer's ink.

In "Drive" news, another trailer, with new footage, has dropped, which you can see below.

THE DELEGATES: The overall results of the caucuses will drive news coverage as the candidates leave Iowa for New Hampshire, which holds the next primary contest, on Jan . 10

BROADCAST just once, the advertisement nevertheless drove news coverage, putting Goldwater on the defensive for the rest of the campaign.

That commercial, a legend in the trade for the way it drove news coverage, was broadcast by Lyndon Johnson's campaign against Barry Goldwater.

— Posted by Margaret A: The strategic use of good news is something campaigns have come to take very seriously — as a means to drive news coverage and wage psychological warfare on the other side.

Newspapers still "drive news online, drive news on TV".