Sentence examples for start a news from inspiring English sources
The Revolutionary Guards plan to start a news agency called Atlas in the spring, modeled on services like the BBC and The Associated Press, according to semiofficial Iranian news sites.
The Internet did its part by siphoning off classified ad revenue that, for many major dailies, was 40 percent of their income; by breaking down the barriers to entry, allowing anyone to start a news site on line; and by nurturing a belief that newspaper content was free.
The reporters were necessary when you needed a million dollars to start a news "paper," then a billion dollars to start a media empire.
The site is currently accepting applications from journalists who want to start a news site on NewsTilt, and is being extremely selective with which journalists are accepted NewsTilt has assembled a seasoned editorial team in place to oversee the operation, headed by Jon Margolis, former chief National Political Correspondent for the Chicago Tribune.
Long-time VICE contributor Alex Hoban has been covering North Korea for us for years, but it turned out he had so much to say on the topic he decided to start a news site dedicated to the country.
6. Start a News Summaries section for your school or local newspaper, focusing on news in your community.
the opportunity to start a new national news product with all of you has been the experience of a lifetime and i am deeply appreciative for that.
Owning, or starting, a news operation is an individual act, often done for individual reasons.
Kate Dugan, an OSHA spokeswoman, started a news conference in Marlton, N.J., the agency's regional headquarters, by expressing her sympathy to the families of the men killed.
I also started a news club for students who in a pre-Internet age had little access to news as well as a typing club to prepare students with skills for their adult years.
Since then, he's been a hedge fund manager, started a news and social portal called Indipepal.com (since shut) been a senior adviser to the Office of Tony Blair and penned columns for GQ India, the Wall Street Journal, Mint newspaper (and India Ink).
