Sentence examples for news sector from inspiring English sources
It was the first to be designed for the iPad, it had the blessing of Steve Jobs himself (quite notable for someone who usually loathed the news sector), and it had the backing of the deep-pocketed News Corporation conglomerate.
In the news sector, Big Data is still in infancy.
Methods outlined include the creation of joint ventures or by "more open trading" of news assets between the BBC and the commercial news sector.
"Innovation and partnership – not subsidies and onerous restrictions – are the key to a successful, diverse and sustainable news sector in the EU," she wrote in a blog post.
Google creates value for the news sector by sending 10bn free clicks each month to publisher websites, which they can monetise.
The news sector has seen a glut of newcomers in recent years, from HuffingtonPost and BuzzFeed to Mashable and Vice News.
Unlike the "political news channels" of FOX News and MSNBC, CNN is building its business around several news sectors including politics, international and business, he explains.
AOL Time Warner executives said the shelving of CNN Money was a simple, clear-eyed reaction to the collapse of advertising in the business-news sector.
The news hit sector peers Amec, 55p lower at £10.49, and Petrofac, down 47p at £11.42.
The news depressed sectors such as aviation and automobiles, with Air France-KLM down 1.9% in Paris and Peugeot Citroen down 2.8%.
First the bad news: All sectors of the S&P have lost ground over the past five days, once again led by a steep loss in financials, down 19%.
