Sentence examples for targeted news from inspiring English sources

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

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".

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.

But instead of dividing the communities they targeted, news about the rallies strengthened bonds between interfaith allies and inspired numerous acts of community service around the U.S. Grassroots organizers behind the so-called "Global Rally For Humanity" used Facebook to encourage "fellow patriots" to protest Islam outside their local mosques and Muslim community centers.

But attempts to sell traditional online ads on Facebook and other social-networking sites have failed miserably: Banner ads can sell for as little as 15 cents per 1,000 clicks (compared with, say, $8 per 1,000 clicks for an ad on a targeted news portal such as Yahoo Auto) because marketers know that members ignore them.

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

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

2) Have Facebook news curators in fact manipulated the content of the Trending Topics section, either by targeting news stories related to conservative views for exclusion or by injecting non-trending content? 3) What steps is Facebook taking to investigate claims of politically motivated manipulation of news stories in the Trending Topics section?

Like every startup targeting news, they have developed an algorithm that collects millions of data points about what is trending and what is not, and they use that data to build a list of top ten stories in each of several different news categories.

In the draft copyright directive, Article 11; "Protection of press publications concerning online uses" — which targets news aggregator business models by setting out a neighboring right for snippets of journalistic content that requires a license from the publisher to use this type of content (aka 'the link tax', as critics dub it) — was adopted by a 13:12 majority of the legal committee.