Sentence examples for target news from inspiring English sources

If not for financial reward, hackers such as the Syrian Electronic Army who target news organisations are politically motivated.

We would not, as a policy, target news media organisations - it would not even begin to make sense".

Stories asking where the money went were "probably libelous," he said, a troubling accusation given his open musing about modifying libel laws to better target news organizations. .

The Obama administration has faced ample criticism from journalists over its unprecedented use of the Espionage Act to to target news media leaks, as well as over its continued efforts to compel Times reporter James Risen to reveal a source.

The two coding items were (a) whether the front page contained the target news story, and (b) whether the front-page story was produced by a newspaper staff writer, news syndicate, or wire service, or if it was an unauthored brief.

Cambridge Evening News A fairly basic site providing targeted news on Cambridge and its satellite towns, such as Ely, Newmarket, Royston and Saffron Walden.

Now we hear talk about Iraqi targets (news article, Oct. 12).

It points out that "the most chilling reports based on documents leaked by Edward Snowden are those suggesting US and allied intelligence agencies targeted news organisations, journalists, and human rights groups for surveillance".

The other success story is the "Today" module on the homepage which targets news and other information to each user.

As users continue to adopt tablets as a primary reading outlet, there is a huge opportunity to create real-time, targeted news experiences.

Not only by scouring the web for information from bloggers and other sports content outside of ESPN's realm, but by allowing fans of, say, Georgetown sports, to create targeted news feeds for their alma mater's teams.