"news building" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a building specifically designed to house a news agency or media organization, for example: "The news building was erected in the center of the city in 2010."
We have invested in heavily in fighting false news on Facebook by disrupting the economic incentives for the spread of false news, building new products and working with third-party fact checkers".
The good news: Building permits for new developments are back on the rise, which means much-needed apartments should soon follow.
Of course, this is all easier said than done – it probably won't be easy to recruit all of these politicians and executives, and even if Green Options can create a sizable audience, it's going to be difficult to convert them into readers of unrelated news (building the next Huffington Post isn't going to be easy).
Chapter 7 spotlights news on social media networks, social networks in the news, building on the link economy - with a whole section dedicated to Google's www.google.com role - and user-generated content.
I always lived in Brooklyn, but when I miss New York (which is often) I want Sixth Avenue and the Fox News building and MoMA.
Visit to his office and laboratory in the News Building.
Mr Reid said despite the government cuts it had received better news on building projects, with some new grants announced for "much-needed" capital projects.
In other City news... building group Galliford Try has launched an appeal against the £8.3m fine imposed by the Office for Fair Trading in September for its role in a bid-rigging cartel.
For that reason, some in Gaza were not particularly impressed by news of building materials arriving from Israel.
Page 4 covers some UK news about building air raid shelters, other war preparations and announcements.
People in Libya today have an even greater chance, after this news, of building themselves a strong and democratic future.
