The phrase "news title" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the title of a news report, article, or story. For example: "The Washington Post's 'COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout Marred by Slow Distribution' was a timely news title that resonated with readers."
Leave space below each news title for students to add their contributions in class.
Even if you limit yourself to dipping into one news title, you find a world of pain and problems demanding your attention.
It is the third debut album this year to open at No. 1, not the third album over all to debut at No. 1. WEEKEND A critic's notebook article on Friday about the HBO drama "The Newsroom" misstated the news title of the character Charlie Skinner, played by Sam Waterston.
Based on users' past activities, all words in the clicked news title will be indexed.
For each category, verbs are extracted from the news title and are sorted in terms of their frequency.
Therefore, an RSS feed incorporates relevant characteristics of news, namely the source or the channel providing such information, the publishing date and the news title.
See also Kroch Asia's Academic Journals and Newspapers page for two additional Chinese news titles.
Besides identifying events and presenting news titles and keywords the TDT (Topic Detection and Tracking) techniques are used to do, a summarized text to present event evolution is necessary for general news readers to review events under a news topic.
All of the news titles in Gale NewsVault, below, are included plus additional collections with partial newspaper content.
Hard news titles are still not welcome, of course, but foreign magazines about fashion, technology and business are increasingly popular.
All three titles are cross-searchable (along with other Gale news titles) in Gale NewsVault, and in Gale: Primary Sources, both described above.
