Sentence examples for news practice from inspiring English sources

Before the rise of online journalism and news gathering beginning in the 1990s, feature syndication had become a widely accepted news practice.

Anyway, Jon Chait objects:Standard news practice is to simply keep using terms that have come into the public discourse and gained wide usage even if it is not the most technically accurate or neutral term.

The tough part is: Can he keep ABC's news practices out of the news, too?

Also, the network's news practices unit will be involved in all hiring decisions and reporting situations involving consultants, he wrote.

According to an ABC News spokesman, who asked not to be named, retaping interview questions does not violate ABC's carefully codified news practices, as long as the substance of the interview is not altered.

"I think any investor in journalism in the news business, electronic or not, a review of news practices is worthwhile," he said, adding that the company has already started such a review process.

Hilarious and punchy films like Anchorman and Anchorman 2 lampoon news practices in a way that resonates with audiences.

Early in the movie, brilliant workaholic producer Jane Craig Holly Hunterr) is addressing a conference of broadcast journalists, warning them of the growing influence of entertainment coverage on TV news practices.

Craig Silverman, who bird-dogs news practices for the Poynter Institute, calls it "Journalism's Summer of Sin," and chronicled the cascade of cases where writers either made things up or stole work from others, while their bosses, confronted with the evidence, waffled.

Elisabeth angered her father and James by taking a forceful private and then public position against News Corp.'s initial defense of the corrupt phone hacking and cash-for-news practiced by two of its London tabloids.

(Hint: Read the news and practice your rhymes).