Sentence examples for produced newspapers from inspiring English sources

A little later, he complains that "media conglomerates have devastated locally produced newspapers, television stations, and radio programs throughout the country".

In the 1990's, he built a small media conglomerate called Sovershenno Sekretno Holding -- the words mean "top secret" -- which produced newspapers and television programs with an investigative bent.

In place of the grainy videos and stagnant speeches of Islamic insurgencies that came before (think back to a seated Osama bin Laden threatening the West with a blank wall in the background), ISIS has brought its mission firmly into the 21st century with professionally produced newspapers, glossy magazines and stylized videos and photos.

He volunteered at the Malcolm S. MacKay Elementary School in Tenafly, advising the student produced newspaper, "The MacKay Times".

Robert H. Spahn, whose Oklahoma City Oklahoman and Times pioneered a computer‐ produced newspaper in 1963, said that 900 newspapers were now using computers.

Mr. Zuckerman took control in 1993, but times were hard, even then, well before digital media threatened the business model that had produced newspaper barons, star columnists and city reporters with steady paychecks.

Local GDPs worked with their Oral Health Improvement Teams and a few took the initiative to involve the local media which produced newspaper articles and local radio broadcasts.

Dow Jones produces newspapers, newswires, Web sites, apps, newsletters, magazines, proprietary databases, conferences, radio and video.

Morgan also dismissed suggestions that DGMT would turn its focus away from producing newspapers.

A Tribune Publishing spokeswoman, Marisa Kollias, said the virus affected back-office systems used to publish and produce "newspapers across our properties".

The publicity code stipulates that local councils should not produce newspapers in direct competition to the local press.