Sentence examples for scope of news from inspiring English sources
Schuleit Haber then works with local writers to deliver news on the front page that revolves around its corresponding letter, creating an ongoing collaboration that aims to "be a creative 'take over' of the normal scope of news," according Schuleit Haber.
For certain, it was good journalism — by The Guardian most notably — that revealed the scope of News International's transgressions in the first place.
British leader Adrian Sanders was the first to implicate Morgan and the Daily Mirror last week, when he said that the allegation justified an independent inquiry beyond the scope of News International.
The 10 recommendations include "specific controls" around the scope of BBC news online, partnerships with news brands instead of replicating content or launching competing services, and more transparency around how licence fee funded overseas journalists are used in the BBC's commercial international services.
This is the scope of the news Jones fears we are in danger of losing, and the news he says the Internet generation has already abandoned.
The BBC should not reduce the scale or scope of its news operation "on any platform", and should not close its dedicated 24-hour news channel.
As for the headcount, it depends on the scope of the news coverage: My guess is a newsroom of 100-150, including a production staff (I'll come back to that in a moment) can do a terrific job.
I think that inherently limits the scope of the news you get".
The company is also calling for Zuckerberg to "ban all bots, alert the public any and every time users see fake or disinformation, fund fact checkers around the world, and submit to an independent audit to review the scale and scope of fake news".
The five years of iReporter have found that editors at CNN have expanded the scope of their work as news "gatherers" to news gatherer/curators. .
The increasing stream of news about the scope and intensity of government-backed surveillance programs has only added to the paranoia.
