"multimedia news" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the combination of text, video, audio, images, and interactive media. For example, "The multimedia news report included interviews with multiple sources and dynamic visuals."
The government hopes a more localised service can be offered under the new arrangement and wants multimedia news to be part of the offering.
According to data from Nielsen/NetRatings, the top online newspapers for the month of December 1999 included the top national brand names, but their numbers were dwarfed by those of the new breed of continuous, multimedia news outlets.
The Guardian team will be led by Mustafa Khalili, multimedia news editor, who will work alongside Vice News producers and development executives to produce original content.
As The New York Times transforms itself into a multimedia news and information platform — the printed newspaper plus a robust nytimes.com offering breaking news, blogs, interactive graphics, video and more — it is struggling with a vexing problem.
This multimedia news content is consumed by users that search the new clearinghouse service for the news they need.
We're also responding to the increased demand for multimedia news content.
These applications are the visual apprentice, the AMOS-search system, a multimedia broadcast news browser, a storytelling system, and an image meta-search engine, MetaSEEk.
After working in broadcast journalism for the BBC, Kate did a PhD on how journalists use NGO-provided multimedia in news about Africa.
Cairo has been a director of infographics and multimedia at news publications in Spain El Mundoo, 2000-2005) and Brazil (Editora Globo, 2010-2012,) and a professor at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill.
Kate Wright, senior lecturer, University of Roehampton, London, UK, @newsprof1 After working in broadcast journalism for the BBC, Kate did a PhD on how journalists use NGO-provided multimedia in news about Africa.
He had worked as a producer and editor on the BBC News channel, before becoming editor of 1pm bulletin and editor of BBC Newswire, the corporation's multimedia internal news service.
