Although Austin's cartoons showed an observation to topical events they can also be enjoyed outside of their original news context.
This colloquial use of "party" as a verb seems out of place in a serious news context.
No reason for the slang in a serious news context; what's more, "epic" seems outdated at this point.
Both organisations moved quickly to delete the full video (Google has allowed the video without its ending to remain online if it has "news context") while Twitter suspended accounts that tweeted pictures as quickly as it could.
As Jane Mayer noted in The New Yorker last week, the act was designed to prevent "classic espionage" and not the release of classified material in a news context.
That was a selling point for Mr. Bush and his advisers, who decided that "the first interview should be in a news context, with a network news anchor," said David Drake, a senior vice president of Crown, the publisher of "Decision Points".
Facebook and Google have both in the past said that shocking images are permitted in cases where they are shown in a "news context", rather than for glorification.
After transcription, topic segmentation as described in Section 4 was applied to each show in order to find out segments corresponding to different topics (and hence events in the broadcast news context).
According to Rushkoff, our immersion with technology and other online simulacra, coupled with our understanding of narrative in a 24-hour news context, have created a sense that time, as we imagine it, now exists in a perpetual state of linear "happening".
Why, the very word "Midlands" is rarely employed outside the specialised news contexts of weather and travel.
The considerable duplication between behaviours identified in the literature review, interviews and consensus panel, has confirmed the relevance of behaviours originating largely from other 'bad news' contexts to people with dementia, their families and the professionals who work with them.
