Sentence examples for news processes from inspiring English sources

Brannan said the introduction of UGC to the BBC on this scale has fundamentally changed the corporation's news processes.

And in the aftermath of the inquiry the BBC carried out a root-and-branch review of its news processes designed in part to prevent serious allegations being aired without the right to reply.

Piketon's media dominance makes sense, given what Jaclyn Schildkraut, an expert on the way the news processes mass shootings at the State University of New York SUNYY) Oswego, recently told us.

The competition distorts the news process.

It would bring more objectivity and less spin to the news process.

Another difference is that The Times is opening more of its news process to public view.

At times, the consumer algorithm doesn't just drive choice of time or platforms, it drives the news process itself.

Here's a Twitter-scale post on an Antarctic icon, climate change and the news process, which often begins with a news release.

In addition, it has allowed the public to be more involved in the news process and has changed the practices and content of journalism".

After deconstructing news stories like this one and even trying their hands at their own "disaster reporting" when a small fire broke out in the high school auditorium, students created storyboards to represent the steps involved in the news process.

This is a classic case of what I've been calling "single-study syndrome," the bias in the news process toward the "front-page thought" and tendency to forget that science is a herky-jerky process.