Others were 10-cent scissors-and-paste reprints of strip cartoons, the older, more compact (and also largely American) pop narrative form that William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer both exploited, with stunning effectiveness, to hot-wire newspaper circulation.
Newsreels and wired newspaper pictures were making image a big deal in a mostly illiterate country, but the updated meek-shall-inherit-the-Earth-look probably wasn't a deliberate attempt at Jesus chic.
In May the company launched a video "wire" for newspaper clients to create their own video packages using raw footage.
We stuffed the chicken wire with newspaper and created a body that creepily leaned against the wall in my neighbor's basement.
To the left, a corridor leads either downstairs, to the cramped offices of Fox, CNN, Cox newspapers, and others, or straight back to the space occupied by the wire services, newspapers, and broadcast networks.
Whether from Western or Arab media, television networks or wire services, newspapers or photo syndicates, journalists were chased through the streets and had their equipment stolen or smashed.
These databases may contain texts of such materials as abstracts, reports, legal statutes, wire services, newspapers and journals, encyclopaedias, and catalogs of various kinds.
At Columbia University, a group of computer scientists with a flair for linguistics has opened a website that writes news.Newsblaster, as the site is known, uses language-processing software that is fed news stories written by wire services, newspapers and magazines.
There is at least one campaign official posted there 24 hours a day, monitoring the television news, wire services, newspapers, the Internet and, ultimately, the campaign activities of Representative Rick A. Lazio.
Sift and sort the trash for anything that could be recycled – plastic bags, aluminium cans, copper wire, cardboard, newspapers – then fill as many bags as possible and haul them off to waiting trucks.
