For economists, the news fitted with other data offering a more upbeat view.
This tip sounded like it deserved investigation, as though there could be news fit to print.
There, in the land of all the news that fits to print, nothing happened in Senegal.
"From a media standpoint, we see this as good news, it fits perfectly into Jon's sustainability goals," Mr. Barna wrote in an internal park service e-mail.
Mr. Aurelio, who retired from Time Warner when he turned 70 in 1998, leaves no doubt about where establishing the cable news operation fits in his overall career.
Surely you want to know about every "hip haunt of the savvy West Looper!" To deliver all the news that fits your politics.
Had more newspapers charged for online content (as growing numbers, including The Economist, have since opted to do), print readership and profits might have been higher.All the news that fits your beliefsThe travails of old media would trouble few outside the industry, but for the fact that the news business nurtures an informed citizenry, a public good of some value.
Beside listings, it's got squibs from such worthies as Nathan Lee (whose writing has been sorely missed), Brynn White, and Paul himself; and, up in the corner, where it might say, MAD-style, "All the news that fits," the reference is cinephilically apt: We don't even know what this IS yet.
Vice is thus least in need of the three of help from YouTube to fund its marketing, although its news channel fits neatly into Google's wider aims to position its online video service as a thriving, mainstream alternative to traditional TV networks.
This last development — cutting out some of the less efficient efforts of the business — is where the Google news today fits.
