Sentence examples for evolving newsroom from inspiring English sources
She was, and is, in other words, a complicated person, who might have been, arguably, better suited to the work of an investigative reporter than the leader of a big, fractious, evolving newsroom in the modern era.
And as they do, there is one thing in particular that I hope they keep in mind: Like the newsroom itself, the daily news report is evolving rapidly, and The Times will benefit by having clear standards for how mistakes and changes are handled in the fast-paced digital environment.
Now, he said, the newsroom has evolved to the point where correspondents like Richard Engel, NBC's chief foreign correspondent, file blog posts and upload video from foreign countries to the Web on a regular basis.
"As the news business and our newsrooms have evolved, the ways in which the organizations cover and distribute the news have changed," Mr. Jones said.
Many of us believe that we must evolve a new way to finance newsrooms and we are looking with hope to the new social enterprise hybrid, the L3C.
The technology may have evolved, but we're still more Gene Hackman-withan-saxophone than Robert Redford-anewsroomnewsroomnewsroomoisy newsroom.
Admittedly, many advances have evolved in those regions, but Asian and Latin American newsrooms have also made progress and deserve more attention.
"We run our newsrooms on a 24/7 digital-first basis and have evolved our commercial model to grow and monetise our large audiences, content and journalism," he said.
For Mary Tyler Moore, the look of Mary Richards was modeled largely on her own style, especially as the character evolved from a Midwestern girl newly moved to the big city (that beret!) to a successful newsroom producer earning a decent salary.
