Sentence examples for news establishment from inspiring English sources
"In most cases, the term 'news establishment' is not commonly used in English
It may refer to the collective group of media outlets or organizations that produce and disseminate news, but it is not a common phrase. Instead, it would be more appropriate to use terms like 'media industry' or 'news organizations.' One possible way to use 'news establishment' in a sentence could be: "The president's comments have sparked controversy within the news establishment, with some outlets condemning his statements and others defending them."
"Fair and Balanced," the network's slogan, is a brilliant provocation: it gets liberals to sneer at Fox News, but the more vigorously liberals defend the news establishment the more liberal that establishment seems.
More than 30 years after the Australian-born Mr. Murdoch arrived on the American newspaper scene and turned The New York Post into a racy, right-leaning tabloid, his holding company, the News Corporation, has offered $5 billion to buy a pillar of the business news establishment — Dow Jones, parent company of The Wall Street Journal.
BreakingNews' first major scoop, to the astonishment of the European news establishment, was Van Poppel's acquisition of a videotape carrying a statement from Osama bin Laden.
At best, Fallows' essay is noteworthy for demonstrating (again) that the news establishment doesn't understand online publishing and is incapable of imagining a way out of the news business's ongoing disaster.
It's why, when someone like PewDiePie – hero to millions – hires two Indian men via Fiverr to dance around and wave a placard reading ' DEATH TO ALL JEWS", then posts the video on his channel, the reaction of the mainstream news establishment and Pewds' army of fans is considerably different.
Red Eye, which has made its mark by highlighting celebrity news and other light fare, has been less of a critical success among the news establishment -- sometimes maligned as Exhibit A for those who complain that the newspaper industry is dumbing down to attract readers.
Clearly the political and news establishments love him.
Of course, viewers were naturally interested in the story of a mysterious disappearance, but, given that it was the TV-news establishment that had forced the story on us for days on end, Couric was disingenuous, at the very least, when she described the search for Wilbanks as "a national obsession" that had "gripped the nation".
THE NEWS Two establishment Republicans who are widely seen as presidential timber announced their decisions about the 2012 race: Tim Pawlenty is in, Mitch Daniels is out.
Arianna Huffington, the founder of The Huffington Post, has dismissed the brouhaha as the braying of a dying but self-important news media establishment.
Before the wave of staff departures at Gawker, New York magazine published an article in October ascribing the site's popularity to the resentment of the city's "creative underclass," and asked whether pandering to the nasty impulses of those who covet an increasingly rare slot among the news media establishment troubled the souls of Gawker's writers.
