Sentence examples for total news from inspiring English sources

"Our total news audiences were higher than in 1997" he added.

It's total news output rose from 240 hours to 260 hours annually.

By September 3, the families of hostages are in a total news blackout.

Mr Damazer said the total news audience for BBC news was 18m, compared with ITV's 13m.

It was total news to us that we in South Carolina think of North Carolinians as snobs..

She added, "Rosey represented, in some ways, what was great about the Inquirer, because he is a total news guy".

The networks are the creation of a handful of North Korean defectors and South Korean human rights activists using cellphones to pierce North Korea's near-total news blackout.

These Web sites or newsletters hire North Korean defectors and cultivate sources inside a country shrouded in a near-total news blackout.

But the regime has also reasserted its control over information sources after its near-total news blackout was challenged by citizens who live near the Chinese border using Chinese mobile phones.

Speaking of stories experiencing near-total news blackouts brings us directly to tomorrow's Democratic caucus on the tiny Pacific island of Guam.

PAGE A3 Weary of the Evening News The total evening news audience on the broadcast networks has been lower this summer than it was during the summer of 2001, suggesting that Americans have burned out on serious news.