Sentence examples for news block from inspiring English sources

BFNN (British Fake News Network) is the new kid on the news block.

Maybe this will be the event that finally forces the NBC suits to fess up and admit what everybody already knows: MSNBC prime time isn't a news block; it's opinion.

In the business world, China can censor their domestic news, block market access for Western media firms, and still be allowed to run cable TV stations in America and stuff their "China Watch" propoganda into the Wall Street Journal and Washington Post.

The news blocks will be rotating on MTV regular programming from Monday 25th until Friday 29th of June.

Gone is the repetitive traditional half-hour hard-news block that has been the Spanish network's sustenance since it began broadcasting 14 years ago this week, replaced by informational, magazine-style shows meant to reinforce the new slogan "Live the news".

Use yesterday's news to block out today's.

If news sites block aggregators, as Cuban urges, they lose and the users lose.

'Rock Center' isn't being scheduled 'around'Datelinene.' In fact, by moving 'Rock Center' to Fridays at 10, NBC's creating a two-hour news magazine block in prime time".

Along with the funding, crypto news blog The Block Crypto also reports Bakkt has hired Balaji Devarasetty, a former vice president at Vantiv, as its head technology.

China blocks online searches of politically sensitive terms, smothers embarrassing news events, blocks online messages from dissidents and simply deletes any microblog posts that it dislikes.

As word of the filing began to spread following the Reuters report, references to the news were blocked on some social media platforms in China were blocked and the filing itself from removed from the system, as The New York Times reported.