Sentence examples for edited news from inspiring English sources

While Rashid compiled and edited news, Khurram focused on coordinating and mobilizing different groups that included lawyers, journalists, and politicians in addition to students.

The marketing campaign for the Observer's relaunch this weekend steps up a gear tonight with a TV ad debuting on Channel 4. In the ad Justin Edwards, who portrays hapless Labour MP Ben Swain in The Thick of It, plays a TV reporter delivering a series of rapidly edited news pieces to camera that become increasingly meaningless one-word soundbites.

Nearby, in a four-channel video, Australian artist Vernon Ah Kee presents edited news footage of demonstrations and riots on Palm Island, Queensland, in 2004, following the death in custody of a young Aboriginal man who was detained for singing Who Let the Dogs Out within earshot of a police car.

The whole thing was broadcast live on the state-owned television channel Rossiya 2. In all subsequent replays of the fight, and edited news broadcasts, the booing was cut out but the genie was out of the bottle.

The video opens with edited news footage of the Paris attacks, with graphics depicting the targets of the coordinated assault.

A part of the explanation lies with the Republican Party, which told people for years to hate and fear "Washington" and has now created a constituency that actually prefers information generated by the Kremlin or white supremacists to fact-checked or edited news.

A video by Martha Rosler edits news into selective sound bites.

After the excitement of Africa he sought the quiet life, writing and editing news bulletins.

A starting "multimedia journalist" — who is expected to report, write and edit news stories — earns around $27,000 to $28,000 at WJAC.

Project admins can still post and edit news items; there's a link to this in the project admin page.

Ms. Woolf, 54 and now editing news for an Internet communications company, sought her niche in the information agency in radio and television.