Sentence examples for real-time coverage from inspiring English sources

On the Web: projections, player profiles and real-time coverage.

Real-time coverage of Leno bombing (since when is that news?) mattered more than any actual bombs.

These days, sites like Politico, the Huffington Post, and nytimes.com provide real-time coverage of virtually anything that is happening.

And the presence of twenty-four-hour cable channels, Web sites devoted to real-time coverage of every minor political happening, and Twitter only makes it longer.

For many users Facebook is already their default homepage for the internet and by extending the site's reach from just social content to news stories and real-time coverage Facebook could further cement their centrality in online habits.

But a few Web portals provided real-time coverage as crowds accompanying three funeral trucks for the women poured into Batikent Square in Diyarbakir, the hub of Kurdish political and cultural life.

Update: See real time coverage here.

Hop on over to CrunchGear to see the real time coverage of the special Apple press event today that started at 10 am PST.

Sepinwell has written a collection of essays about nine or 10 supposedly great shows of the era (Buffy?), rich in fan lore and the anecdotal benefits of real time coverage -- he interviewed David Chase right after The Sopranos final episode aired, for example -- but without a sustained reportorial approach to "the revolution".

"But if people are glued to their television sets watching real-time war coverage, that won't cause an increasing demand for movies".

What matters most, General Amidror said, are three changes: coordination between the infantry and the air force; having commanders on the ground with a clear mission and flexibility to achieve it; and methods to keep Hamas in the fog of war, which includes disinformation and impediments to real-time press coverage on the ground.