Sentence examples for preparing news from inspiring English sources

Editors on the paper don't usually monitor column inches scientifically but they keep them in mind when preparing news pages.

In addition to ordering up more reality fare (reality shows are not covered by the current contracts) and preparing news and sports programming, that means stockpiling scripts of current shows and scurrying to order straight-to-series scripts for others.

The Office of Public Affairs prepares news releases and supporting media materials, and maintains a new media presence.

In 1990 she initiated a "truth test" format for political advertising, in which the station would prepare news reports analyzing candidates' claims in such ads.

They covered important practical issues such as whom to contact, how to relate to the media, how to prepare for media interviews, how to prepare news as well as feature stories for the media, and the editorial process of selection and prioritization of stories.

Explain that the class will be preparing a news magazine program celebrating ice cream.

Mr. Plunkett said the main difference between preparing a news segment for Merrill's Internet site and one for network television had to do with packaging.

Still, the executives said, NBC is hedging its bets and is preparing two news releases: one to say that it has agreed to a preliminary deal and the other that it was not chosen.

Some hostages were freed, but the number of survivors was unconfirmed and UK officials said they were preparing for news of many British casualties.

In preparing a news story, reporters are taught to answer five questions: "who, what, where, when and why".

As much, if not more, pre-production and research as goes into a news network preparing the evening news can go into a single video that these vloggers release.