Sentence examples for profitable news from inspiring English sources

ONE OF THE world's most profitable news organisations is Fox News, an American cable-news channel that is part of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation.

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The number of profitable news niches may grow as rivals close bureaus or go out of business altogether.Newspapers and magazines are more likely to be rescued by a careful combination of free and paid-for content than by new technology.

Then, this past January, although Turner calls CNN "the most profitable news operation in the world" — it earned three hundred million dollars the previous year — its staff, of more than four thousand, was reduced by nearly ten per cent.

For those who remember the effort by the Democratic national chairman, Howard Dean, to limit the number of debates — at the request of candidates who find them time-consuming and not particularly profitable — news flash: it failed.

Because of the crucial role "Today" plays at NBC — it is the most profitable news show on television — NBC will emphasize that Mr. Bell is not leaving his assignment on "Today," but will instead add the Olympics duties to his work at the morning news program.

The networks are increasingly reliant on cheap, profitable news-magazine shows, which need marquee names.

Prior to that, he spent 12 years in key executive positions on the team that launched and grew Fox News Channel from nothing into the most disruptive (and profitable) television news product of the past generation.

Indeed, while neither Pearson nor News Corp are ever going to turn the FT or WSJ into significant earners, Bloomberg and Thomson Reuters, with their back-end financial information resources, might be able to build a powerful and profitable financial news front end.

Professor Chaos goes on to build a profitable fake news and ads farm.

The application looks for stories that have widespread reader interest (i.e., they are trending on Google Trends) and little press coverage – these, Zoe theorizes, are the stories most profitable for news organizations to cover.