Sentence examples for largest news from inspiring English sources
Geo News, the largest news channel, speculated that it had been started by extortionists, reporting that Mr. Aziz had previously faced a demand for a shakedown payment of more than $100,000, which he refused.
The Globe is the largest news organization in New England, and one of the most highly regarded regional papers.
Two months ago, the company said it would close the money-losing Globe, New England's largest news organization, unless unions made painful concessions to pare expenses.
What distinguishes this from other officially sanctioned schemes to kill Shuttlesworth is proof that it was known by the state's largest news organization, The Birmingham News, owned by the Newhouse family, which also sponsored extensive surveillance of local citizens.
Nevertheless, the search giant Google, whose Google News is among the largest news aggregators, announced a business based on those who chatter about the news.
After winning championships in 1990 and '92, VanDerveer has watched Auriemma build his UConn dynasty with seven titles in the shadow of ESPN and New York City, the nation's largest news media market.
The Associated Press is more than 150 years old and is the world's largest news-gathering operation, with more than 3,000 journalists in over 100 countries.
While The Times-Picayune remains the largest news-gathering organization in the state, many are worried that the reduction in staff will jeopardize big investigative projects like the eight-part series on the Louisiana prison system it published in May.
Turkish authorities have appointed a panel of trustees to take over Cihan, the country's second-largest news agency.
Over the past two months, DAPD (Germany's second-largest news agency) and the Frankfurter Rundschau (the liberal rival of the stodgy Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung) have filed for bankruptcy.
With all the logistical and financial hurdles, the owners may decide that the league would be better served by adding a team in Los Angeles, the second-largest news media market in the United States.
