'news archives' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection of past news stories, usually held online. For example: "I searched the news archives for information about the incident."
In addition to opening almost the entire site to all readers, The New York Times news archives from 1987 to the present are available at no charge, as well as those from 1851 to 1922, which are in the public domain.
The New York Times on the Web, for example, has recently begun rolling out more subscription-based services, according to a company spokeswoman, Christine Mohan, including access to news archives and video presentations of celebrity interviews Product segmentation will require a new orientation for print media companies in particular, Ms. Allen said.
Two Web sites maintain news archives of amusement park accidents.
"It's very common in old news archives that images are not credited," Johnston said.
For months, the Jersey Girls scoured obscure databases, news archives and government documents.
Search the news archives of any publication, and there will probably be at least one reference.
And Mr. Stewart's program, "The Daily Show" is one of those 1,000 series that is part of the new news archive.
Suicide incidents were collected based on the following criteria: (1) the suicide was a confirmed inmate suicide (not an attempted suicide), (2) the suicide occurred in a local U.S. jail, (3) the suicide occurred in 2009, and (4) the information was sourced online using Google Search, Google News, and Corrections.com, a national serial correctional news archive.
More recently they founded and financed ProPublica, a nonprofit investigative journalism enterprise that has collaborated with The New York Times on coverage and a news archive.
Peter Rippon, the former Newsnight editor whose decision to shelve an exposé of Jimmy Savile plunged the BBC into one of its biggest ever crises, has been given a new job overseeing the corporation's online news archive.
Our news archive dates back to 1995.
