Sentence examples similar to on line newspaper from inspiring English sources

He has set up an on-line newspaper, Il Nuovo, a 35-journalist operation run by Sergio Luciano, a former business editor of La Repubblica, the second-largest Italian daily.

Krytyka runs a journal, a daily on-line newspaper, a publishing house, a popular speakers' series, and a number of cultural ventures.

On the other hand, so much control only opens the door to a million and one illegal ways for people to get content from digital sites, blogs and on-line newspapers.

2. a) Employees, agents and agencies, and employees of agencies, of Guardian News & Media Limited ("GNM", "We"), b) their family members, c) anyone else connected with the Showcase, and d) enterprises whose principle business consists of the publishing of print or on-line newspapers, may not enter the Showcase.

At Sulzberger's prodding, the Times in 1996 started NYTimes.com, the on-line edition of the newspaper.

Unlike a newspaper, on-line searches of classified listings can be tailored to fit the buyer's exact needs.

In 1995 it consisted of 95% Globe content, but today less than a third of it is, and 70% of visitors don't even read the newspaper on-line.

Online recruitment involved the APrON website (http://www.apronstudy.ca/), and other postings such as University websites, social media included pages on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/APrONstudy) and Twitter (https://twitter.com/apron_research), newspaper on-line articles and Mommy blogs.

Ignored Silicon Valley criticism of AOL's simplistic technology to create an all-in-one consumer on-line services company unrivaled for now: e-mail, on-line conferences, instant messaging, software, electronic newspapers, magazines, Internet access, original programming.

You can find stock market indexes, stock quots, links to on-line brokers and various business newspapers around the world, a glossary and a bookstore.

The language model (LM) of the LVCSR system is constructed using a text database of 160 millions of word occurrences from several sources such as the transcriptions of European and Spanish Parliaments from the TC-STAR database, subtitles, books, newspapers, on-line courses, and the transcriptions of the development data provided by the organizers.