Sentence examples for robust news from inspiring English sources

The Texas Tribune is an incredibly robust news operation covering state policy and politics, entirely new to the scene within the past two years.

The country is known to have one of the freest and most robust news industries in Africa, but it is currently facing two new bills that could change the industry landscape by giving sweeping new power over news organizations to the national minister of information.

The advertising revenues that newspaper Web sites generate are not enough to sustain robust news coverage.

"These guys are going to have the most robust news rooms in every single market in the country".

Despite a tough economic climate, Mr. Sulzberger said the company remained committed to financing a "large and robust news organization".

In its opinions, the Supreme Court recognized the importance of free speech and a robust news media to a functioning democracy.

It is the most important task of a robust British news media to ask the difficult questions of those who use public monies, are powerful and seek to influence the public debate on many subjects".

Among the new laws was one passed in September that the government said was needed to organize Jordan's robust online news industry, but that critics see as a crackdown on expression.

Robust local news media, which traditionally played the scrutinizing role, has undoubtedly been weakened by the Internet.

Gannett — The closest thing that the newspaper industry has to a bellwether, Gannett has built a more robust online news product by restructuring newsroom operations, overhauling its Web sites and building microsites to serve specific geographic niches.

The success of BuzzFeed, said Jon Steinberg, is that its blend of robust world news and light entertainment is a reflection of his company's cause: to "stop denying that the world is the way it is".