"timely news" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to news that is current or relevant to the current time. Example: The newspaper always makes sure to deliver timely news to its readers, keeping them informed about the latest events and developments in the community.
In the late nineteen-seventies and early eighties, cable attacked broadcast's domination of the television market with a value proposition that depended on signal quality (compared to rabbit ears), more choices (thirty channels!), timely news (CNN), and access to exciting new types of content, like MTV, ESPN, and the Playboy Channel.
According to Wochit co-founder and CEO Dror Ginzberg, the process is about 95percentt automated, which drastically reduces the time and cost associated with producing timely news videos.
Chelsea Handler and Shannon Doherty discuss health care in this new series, in which celebrities break down a timely news topic in less than five minutes — from a bathtub.
This is timely news for the U.S. defense industry: Thanks to years of budget cuts and new Silicon Valley partnerships, the road is so rough that even industry heavyweights like Lockheed Martin are wondering how they're going to survive losses of lucrative contracts.
The reason: the ease of importing timely news from abroad.
Rob Goodman on the timely news hook and its unintended consequences.
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