Objections to completing the 2000 census long form have little to do with politics: I'm a fairly liberal independent, and I have refused to answer many of the questions on the long form (news article, April 2).
One day after the expense form news broke, it came out that Fildebrandt was facing a 2016 hit-and-run charge after a neighbour saw a red truck back into her company van in their condo building parking lot.
The app is similar in some ways to short-form news reading apps like Circa or Yahoo's News Digest, or alerting tools like recent TechCrunch Disrupt participant Notivo, as it's also designed to offer mobile-friendly access to news and information.
While the all-original content includes both long-form articles and blog posts, the site will not be primarily focused on breaking political news perhaps leaving the real-time, short-form news to other political news competitors like The Politico,The New York Times, The Huffington Post and the A.P. The competition in the political news sphere is tough, especially online.
So it is hard to go wrong adding shelf space in the form of a long-form news show.
The bridegroom's mother retired from CNN, where she was a senior vice president overseeing the long-form news unit.
Then radio innovators found other neglected markets, including underground music movements, longer-form news and talk radio.
So across South Carolina, Mr. Bush has been proclaiming himself a "reformer with results," holding town hall meetings and even running a bus -- though he has so far not held the long, free-form news conferences that his rival holds.
Mr. Wallace took on his current job in April, replacing Michael Clemente, who was given a position overseeing long-form news specials, a move viewed internally as a demotion.
To produce it, he has hired Daniel Richler, the stepson of the Canadian novelist Mordechai Richler, who created a program in Canada called "Big Life," a free-form news program that Talbot describes as "60 Minutes' meets Monty Python".
Radio Sawa, whose name means "together" in Arabic, represents a sharp turn from the traditional, long-form news, analysis and cultural programming of the Voice of America, whose shortwave and AM broadcasts to the Arabic-speaking world have been eliminated to make way for the bubble-gum pop music of stars like Britney Spears and the Lebanese singer Rashid al-Majid.
