"news excerpt" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a short portion or summary of a news article. It can be used whenever referencing an extract or snippet from a news report. Example: The evening news showed an excerpt of the interview with the president, in which he discussed his plans for economic reform.
Sullivan's campaign sent out an email roundup of various news excerpts and quotes that read: "Begich is clinging to votes that don't exist".
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The events will also be retold on BBC Radio 4 in 1914 Day-by-Day, a 42-part series featuring archive news excerpts, from the day of the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand to the outbreak of war five weeks later.
Same thing will happen in Late Night, where YouTube "breaking news" excerpts will give way to impulse buys (look at how iTunes carved up albums into dollar-a-pop singles) and then to bundling, aka the new networks.
It purported to be a news company, but was actually just a space for glorified press releases and flattering news excerpts ― paid for by the Nunes campaign.
Hard to believe from reading headlines and seeing news excerpts on TV that he was a hero in Panama, or anywhere else.
The 62 pages of black-and-white, xeroxed, collected news excerpts include cats biting mayors in the leg and the story of a particularly heroic stray cat attacking a Washington state police chief multiple times in 1992.
Martin Luther King quotes and news excerpts describing the birth of a bald eagle filled the page, along with a grammatically odd philosophical inquiry at the top: "doo yoo remember the moment when you first came from yoor mother's womb? the instant of birth?
(IPhone or similar device required — New York's television-equipped cabs will lead the world only when they kill the local-news excerpts and allow YouTube surfing).
When the news broadcasts excerpt from it, they use the Internet version, the one with pictures.
Some tech news sites excerpted messages posted to the original thread on 4Chan, which suggest several people have destroyed their console this way.
