Sentence examples for modern newspapers from inspiring English sources
BORIS JOHNSON, MAYOR OF LONDON A success story in modern newspapers deserves a birthday drink.
Modern newspapers, made with groundwood pulp rather than linen or cotton rags, have shorter cellulose chains to start with, and are more acidic.
We may well say that such examples, even if interesting guides to the net's popularity, don't negate the role of modern newspapers.
Daily Mirror editor Richard Wallace has broken his self-imposed public silence to state that modern newspapers are no longer always about news, and to explain why his newspaper is becoming like a magazine.
Modern newspapers routinely create editorial sections that give advertisers a "friendly environment" for their ads rather than run them alongside downbeat and controversial stories.
The eighteenth-century "news frenzy" and the birth of the modern newspaper.
The drama in Los Angeles revealed many of the dilemmas facing the modern newspaper business.
Gazette, originally, a newssheet containing an abstract of current events, the forerunner of the modern newspaper.
"Now we're leading the way, showing how a modern newspaper is going to be produced".
He told her the FT was "showing how a modern newspaper is going to be produced".
This executive said the impetus for the discussions was "the realities of the modern newspaper business".
