"issue news" can be used in written English, typically when referring to the giving or publishing of news by an organization, group, or company.
For example, "The company issued news about their new product launch today."
President Obama was exactly correct in his comments on the arrest of the Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. ("Obama Wades Into a Volatile Racial Issue," news analysis, The New York Times on the Web, July 23).
Most major automakers routinely issue news releases announcing their recalls.
Together, they develop and issue news releases and coordinate posts on Facebook and Twitter.
Together, they write and issue news releases and coordinate posts on a Web site, Facebook and Twitter.
They also ban public accounts from republishing current affairs news unless they have specific licences to issue news.
The increased volume of flights into La Guardia Airport is a serious issue (news article, Aug. 25).
Finnish officials then issued news releases in Arabic with details of the new policies.
(a) The Commission issues news releases on major applications, decisions, opinions, orders, rulemakings, new publications, major personnel changes, and other matters of general public interest.
And now we were smack in the middle of a standard-issue news interview.
While the other big names of radio traffic in standard-issue news, politics and family concerns, Bell's all-night talkfest concentrates on conspiracies and coverups of the gravest order: alien abductions and crop circles, cloning and bird flu, El Nin~o and pfiesteria, cattle mutilations and anthrax scares.
There he edited bulletins and issued news reports.
