Sentence examples for emerging news from inspiring English sources

In May 2011, Grueskin, along with Ava Seave and Lucas Graves, co-authored "The Story So Far: What We Know About the Business of Digital Journalism," a report that examines online traffic and engagement patterns, emerging news platforms, paywalls, aggregation and new sources of revenue.

Two things come immediately to mind: an emerging news bureaucracy where the editorial page lawyers form a new Office of Publisher Relations, and the memory of a publisher I once worked for, who, whenever asked why his paper had taken the position it had, routinely replied, "Because my name is on the masthead, that's why".

More are always welcome, but I am broadly convinced that this is a new and powerful force in society and in the emerging news ecosystem.

In the face of this emerging news, the Obama administration has announced a crackdown on methane leakage, and new emissions targets for the power sector fast-tracking renewables ahead of gas.

Nicholas Negroponte of M.I.T. has called this emerging news product The Daily Me.

Politico reported that Trump was most successful in the emerging news deserts where social-media sites are people's primary source of information.

As the pictures and reports of the first Nepal earthquake began to emerge, news from Kathmandu was horrific, an unimaginable destruction of people's lives, homes, and cultural histories.

And yet: the story emerging from news reports remained the defeat of the indomitable ISIS.

There is emerging good news of action on the ground.

One such partner is Alzheimer's Disease International, and we look forward to working with them to identify emerging research news and areas of focus.

Amylin deemed the offer too low, though the company's stock had remained below the price until news of the bid emerged in news reports over recent weeks.