Sentence examples for instant news from inspiring English sources

The incidents serve as another reminder that news consumers need to verify breaking news through multiple sources in this new world of instant news.

Pity these self-styled hellions, setting foot on these shores; nearly royals at home, they're treated like one-hit wonders here, after two albums that have fallen far short of their 1995 breakthrough album, "(What's the Story) Morning Glory?" The bluster that translates into instant news in London seems like pointless grandstanding in New York.

Newsmagazines have been hurt by the availability of instant news and analysis on the Web, and also by the rise of two new weekly competitors, The Week and The Economist.

We live in a time of instant news.

Mr. Bloomberg benefits from having instant news media attention and little political opposition.

He told Leveson: "I don't think you understand the speed of 24-hour instant news".

But take heart, you who are still resisting the instant-news tide.

Yes, people who had actual hangovers experienced them Monday, but even in this instant-news world, it takes a day for a news hangover to hit.

The Times tries to counter the instant-news approach by rotating its White House reporters, allowing more time to write more thoughtful stories.

"It was the world's original instant-news war, made possible by the telegraph -- the 'lightning,' they called it -- a tremendous breakthrough in communications technology".

In our instant-news and celebrity- obsessed culture, Palin went from Sarah Who to conservative rock star in less than a week.