Sentence examples for pushing news from inspiring English sources
The phrase "pushing news" is grammatically correct and usable in written English
It is often used to refer to the act of actively promoting or sharing news to a wider audience. Example: "The company's marketing team is currently pushing news of their latest product launch through various social media channels."
Facebook is now pushing news organizations to publish directly onto its platform by prioritizing traffic to those outlets who agree to its terms.
Then more than a dozen other officers, some uniformed and others in plain clothes, plunged into the crowd of marchers, grabbing and arresting at least three additional protesters, shoving others against a wall and pushing news photographers.
Co-founder Syd Lawrence told the Guardian that the Tinie Tempah project shows how official artist apps can be much more creative than simply pushing news, download links, videos and social networking updates to fans, as many do.
Push companies went underground, and BackWeb bweb shifted its focus from pushing news to consumers to delivering corporate updates out to Rite Aid rad drugstores and Schlumberger slb oil rigs.
But in the news business, competition seems to push news editors not so much to find something interesting and new, but to pour resources into the same old story.
In the late 1990s "push" news services used dedicated servers to collect information from news websites and push updates to specialised software on users' computers.
We're now able to push news alerts out to millions of customers (in less than four minutes, in most cases).
As it happens, some of you may have stumbled upon the news a little early — a few prominent sites seem to have pushed news of the Snapdragon overhaul out a little prematurely before hastily taking them offline.
Most Swiss watchmakers have stumbled while trying to grab a piece of the smart watch market, most notably Swatch's Paparazzi watch that used radio signals to push news to your wrist.
Mixx, a Digg-like site that lets users vote to push news stories and other bookmarked content to the home page, is experimenting with an innovative new advertising platform called Mixx Sifter.
With Twitter pushing breaking news and the studios beginning to go direct to Netflix and Amazon, can a return to the West Wing be far behind?
