This measure considers the importance of similar sources in a cluster alongside sources with the news report "contribution" [138] or measure of distinctive relevance of sources in the reward value computation.
Chuck Todd's politics division of NBC News does not even account for most of the news division's contribution to the corporate coffers.
Inconsistent application of hate speech rules across platforms, compounded by recent controversies involving the spread of fake news and the contribution of social media to increased polarization, have led to calls to amend or repeal section 230.
In 2006, Eliot Spitzer, a Democrat then running to become governor of New York, returned about $50,000 in campaign contributions, news reports said.
On Wednesday, the center announced that it would begin a new YouTube channel for investigative news, which may include contributions from The Times, Mr. Rosenthal said.
Second, Fox News, the U.S. TV network started by Murdoch, has with its shrill right-wing demagoguery masquerading as news made a significant contribution to the polarization of American politics, the erosion of reasoned debate, the debunking of reason itself, and the ensuing Washington paralysis.
So how could any sane observer suggest that they will become more important in 2009 and that we will have to start taking Nick Clegg seriously - a man whose main contribution to news in the past 12 months has been to boast of his bedroom conquests and be overheard on a plane shredding his colleagues' reputations?
Over the past six years alone we have launched a sister title that now outsells The Guardian, grown independent.co.uk to nearly 70 million global users a month, and won countless awards for our unique contribution to news and culture, with values of bravery, compassion, scepticism and wit to the fore.
The company also kept up its 68.6% margin, which was "welcomed news given the growing contribution of lower margin licensed games," Citi analysts wrote.
Since news of Target's contribution to MN Forward, an independent expenditure committee, became public last week, people have asked HRC if political contributions by companies are factored into a company's score on the Corporate Equality Index CEII).
Arguably the BBC is perhaps better resourced and better ideologically placed to deal with user content than any other news organisation: paying for contributions will never happen, said Brannan, mostly because the public feel their contribution is for the social good.
