Sentence examples for media troubles from inspiring English sources

Facebook's media troubles began this spring, when a contractor on its Trending Topics team told Gizmodo that the site was biased against conservative media outlets.

Asean media troubled over treatment of migrants.

Now I'm reading more of her continuing testimony about left-wing bias in the mainstream media, which troubles me greatly".

The protest was never really about deafness — a fact that the news media had trouble grasping.

So when opposition media have trouble finding office space, securing distribution or having their magazines printed, they become more difficult and more expensive to produce.

The allegations that arose from the conference at the academy and the wide coverage they received in the news media were troubling to many Israelis, most of whom are conscripted at the age of 18.

Had more newspapers charged for online content (as growing numbers, including The Economist, have since opted to do), print readership and profits might have been higher.All the news that fits your beliefsThe travails of old media would trouble few outside the industry, but for the fact that the news business nurtures an informed citizenry, a public good of some value.

Before the wave of staff departures at Gawker, New York magazine published an article in October ascribing the site's popularity to the resentment of the city's "creative underclass," and asked whether pandering to the nasty impulses of those who covet an increasingly rare slot among the news media establishment troubled the souls of Gawker's writers.

"It is not just troubling to the public, it is not just troubling to news media, it is troubling to me," Youngblood said of the Silva incident.

Instead it is turning into an unintended emblem of the embattled media company's troubles.

In December 2012, after a series of news media reports exposed troubles within the agency, leaders placed a moratorium on new grants.