Sentence examples for replace the news from inspiring English sources

They are also considering whether to replace the news magazine's Friday night program with "Unconventional Wisdom," a political program with Jeff Greenfield as its host.

The fate of the 600 staff working in ITV's regional news teams has been overlooked as the government attempts to replace the news services on the ITV1 network, broadcasting union Bectu has warned.

In the 8 p.m. time slot, it is preparing to replace the news show "Campbell Brown" with an as-yet-untitled discussion show with Eliot Spitzer, the disgraced former New York governor, and Kathleen Parker, a Pulitzer Prize-winning conservative columnist at The Washington Post.

However successful Pro Publica has been -- it has now won two Pulitzer Prizes for its reporting -- it is also clear such investigative centers are too limited to replace the news gathering and investigative work performed by the nation's dailies.

He announced the launch of a Sunday edition of the Sun to replace the News of the World, which he closed in the wake of phone-hacking revelations.

When James Murdoch was questioned by the Media, Culture and Sport Committee on 19 July, he said that News International had "no immediate plans" to launch a Sunday title to replace the News of the World.

"We have replaced the music of the early morning program with the sound of the rooster, replaced the news music with the sound of the firing bullet and the music of the night program with the sound of running horses," said Osman Abdullahi Gure, the director of Radio Shabelle radio and television, one of the most influential stations in Mogadishu.

Also of note, the top reading hours are 10-11 PM, which shows that Flipboard can also serve to replace the nightly news, too, if you prefer reading the news to watching it.

"It's putting the clicker in the viewer's hand and saying, 'You decide.' " Sometime in the not too distant future, Mr. Klein predicts, this new style of newscast will replace the traditional news fare of the major networks and local TV stations.

When Al Jazeera bought Current TV earlier this year, the Doha-based network said it would essentially replace the progressive news channel with the soon-to-be New York-based Al Jazeera America.

The proposal by SBS to replace the nightly news with a panel discussion show a couple of days a week – a "repackaging of news" as they call it – is an outrage.