Eddie's show was extended for an hour to cover it all: breaking news, political implications, bananas callers.
These different ways of connecting with news have implications for how Americans learn about the world and their communities, and for how they take part in the democratic process," notes Amy Mitchell, Pew Research Center's director of journalism research, in a statement.
The gravity of the news and its implications for the district had not yet hit me.
They scoffed at the news media's implications of a Knicks-Nets rivalry, asserting that an intense playoff series or two was necessary for that.
Before Thursday night's concert by the New York Philharmonic, the first new program offered since the stunning announcement this week that the orchestra will be moving to Carnegie Hall, you could see people huddled together talking about the news and its implications.
Benita's aides say the battle about her news blackout has implications not just for the London mayoralty but for mayoral and police commissioner elections to be held in the autumn, in which independents hope to stand against the established political parties.
Apple isnt commenting on the news, but the implications for travelers could be big.
The news could have implications for the idea of a Stadium for Cornwall, which could be shared with the Cornish Pirates rugby side.
After a tense waiting period, Israeli politics has received news with staggering implications.
Even an autoplay advertisement on a news site has implications for the pocketbook, said Iqaluit mayor Madeleine Redfern.
There is real danger to democracy when journalists withhold news that has implications for our security, even when that news is disturbing, uncomfortable or overwhelming.
