Sentence examples for press perspective from inspiring English sources
"I'm not going to be scrambling jets to get a twenty-nine-year-old hacker… I get why it's a fascinating story from a press perspective.
It is not perfect, from the press perspective.
It has been a relatively quiet year for Scribd, at least from a press perspective, aside from the near-sale of its newsreading app Float.
With that said, it's hard to read the impact it could have on his family without thinking "well, couldn't they just have reprimanded them instead?" Nintendo certainly doesn't come out looking great after all this, even if technically they're "right". From a press perspective, it's also sad to see an employee fired for speaking honestly and without a PR filter.
Xoom, which was founded in 2001 and has raised a total of $78 million in outside investment, has never been the "sexiest" of companies and has flown under the radar a bit from a press perspective — perhaps that's because its product is finance-based and not consumer facing.
From a press perspective, it's a fun category to watch because the industry is admitting it laid a goose egg.
Known to the general public for his book "Race Matters" (Beacon Press), his perspective combines Christian idealism, "prophetic pragmatism," democratic socialism, and Marxist analysis.
The four horsemen of nonprofit coverage -- charity balls, big gifts, soft features about worthy programs and, of course, scandal -- have defined the general press's perspective of the nonprofit sector.
The questioning of Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger by a parliamentary committee on Tuesday was a rather sorry spectacle from a press freedom perspective, but it was also a forum for some questions that defied belief.
It pursued more charges under the Espionage Act, and also adopted an ambitious (and, from a press-freedom perspective, alarming) legal theory to argue that Manning was guilty of "aiding the enemy".
It pursued more charges under the Espionage Act, and also adopted an ambitious (and, from a press-freedom perspective, alarming) legal theory to argue that Manning was guilty of "aiding the enemy". She was acquitted on that last count, at least.
