Sentence examples for network press from inspiring English sources

My request to watch some of the process of assembling an evening-news broadcast firsthand, as adjudicated by network press agents, netted mainly snapshots of Jennings and Brokaw.

LONDON — Britain's media regulator revoked the broadcast license for the Iranian state-owned television network Press TV on Friday, saying the network had failed to address concerns over its editorial independence and had not paid a fine.

Page A8 BRITAIN REVOKES TV LICENSE Britain's media regulator revoked the broadcast license for the Iranian state-owned television network Press TV, saying it had failed to address concerns over its editorial independence and had not paid a fine.

Interior Minister Mostafa Mohammad Najjar said Tuesday that Mr. Rigi was arrested by Iranian military and security agents on a flight from Dubai to Kyrgyzstan, according to the official news agency and the Iranian network Press TV.

She chose to join the fourth estate, not quite as a reporter, but as a citizen-journalist with some of the immunity from prying that comes with a network press badge.

Iran test-fired a new missile in the western city of Marivan, near the border with Iraq during a military maneuver, the government television network Press TV reported Tuesday.

As TV networks press forward with ever more reality shows, from gritty documentaries like Fox TV's Cops to CBS ' Survivor, they risk running afoul of tightening standards of personal privacy.

I watched a multi-network press conference, featuring Jones, everyone waiting with bated breath about his decision -- would he burn his Koran or not?

"David Alan Grier's Chocolate News," scheduled for the first quarter of 2009, will take on shows like "Dateline" and "Inside Edition" but "decidedly from an African-American perspective," the network's press release states.

Days before Christmas Ward was quoted in a Network Rail press release as saying the company's new technology and working practices meant it could "keep lines open while our people work safely alongside, causing much less disruption than would otherwise be the case".

The network's press office has developed a fearsome reputation for bullying, blacklisting and dirty tricks.