Sentence examples for exploiting news from inspiring English sources

The usual public relations method of magnifying or exploiting news is based on the more or less-well-meant assumption that the public will appreciate a fact more fully if the fact is somehow dramatized.

The Media seems to have a penchant for exploiting news of relatively questionable value, highlighting it in an attempt to make it equivalent to stuff that really matters.

More specifically a journalist-based recommendation system that can be automatically configured is presented to exploit news according to expert preferences.

He even tried to recall Mr. Ryan from office, back when Mr. Quinn was the Solti of Sundays, a maestro of self-aggrandizing press conferences exploiting the news media's desperate need for anything that looked like news.

Mr. Assad appears to have lost no time in exploiting the news for his own political advantage.

In an article by Gardiner Harris and Pam Belluck about the Komen foundation, a board member said that Planned Parenthood exploiting the news as a fund-raising opportunity.

Aides to Mr. Bush and Mr. Kerry said they did not want to do anything that would make it appear that they were exploiting the news of Mr. Reagan's death.

But for now, Mr bin Laden has to try to exploit the news, rather than to make it.So it was with his last philippic, an audio recording issued on January 14th, in which he claimed that his jihad against America since 2001 had been responsible for bringing about the superpower's economic collapse.

Unfortunately, from a social good perspective, Shopcade may lower the barrier to affiliate marketing and assist the greedy to exploit the news feed and Twitter stream for low-effort financial gain.

This isn't the first time that brands have exploited fake news, Pitt said.

What is protected in the First Amendment is not the right of commercial enterprises to exploit the news for profit, but rather of citizens to become informed.