Sentence examples for support news from inspiring English sources
Google's efforts to support news organizations big and small trying out new things comes at the same time that the company is trying to negotiate a path forward in Europe with regulators, who are coming after it with a series of antitrust cases accusing it of being too dominant, not just in its search business, but in its mobile Android business, as well.
Our staff strives constantly to support news media for the public's sake.
"The last several days have revealed severe shortcomings in our preparedness to support news organizations in their efforts to cover U.S. military operations in Afghanistan".
Internews (//www.internews.org/) is cited in the article as a group that received U.S. government aid to support news media in Afghanistan.
None of the men spoke at the hearing, and no evidence was introduced to support news accounts that they were plotting to attack the London Underground with bombs or poison gas during rush hour.
Those sorts of questions have created pressure for CBS and ABC to find partners to help support news gathering costs -- and led both in the past to negotiate with CNN as a possible news-gathering contractor.
Instead, what we need to figure out is how to support news-gathering, investigative journalism and beat reporting in a world in which Walmart coupons and car-dealership ads will no longer cover the costs of bureaus in Baghdad or Boise.
Much of this income came from advertisers that once supported news publishers.
Reporters Without Borders supports news media that work to provide us with independent information.
But electronic commerce will inevitably siphon off much of the advertising that has been supporting news gatherers without reinvesting that revenue in sophisticated journalism.
American society must now take some collective responsibility for supporting news reporting – as society has, at much greater expense, for public education, healthcare, scientific advancement and cultural preservation, through varying combinations of philanthropy, subsidy and government policy.
