Examples of news

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A variety of economic measures provides the backbone to most modern business news.
However, judging from some of the 20/21st century newspapers, the tendency to fictionalize news is still alive and well.
All this is good news to the urban historian alienated by the abstractions of architectural history.
How do these networks of communication help us understand the circulation of news and the emergence of a public sphere ?
We represent each news report as a conjunction of classical logic literals.
Finally, the role of the news media in promoting the student frame needs to be assessed.
The analysis of the news content focused on the framing content the article tried to promote.
Making news entertaining has paid enormous dividends for cable and network broadcasters.
Rather, they only "heard some news" - a hearsay experience.
The mobile allowed villagers to contact relatives anywhere in the country, and to give them news without delay.
What sets media markets apart from other types of exchange is the relationship between news and democracy.
News of more distant for thcoming premieres is given more briefly; full details will be found in subsequent issues.
An area where coverage appears divorced from local (editorial) preferences is news coverage of the presidential campaign.
The sad news is that he has been unable to give final shape to a study that could be acclaimed definitive.
When new mediators convey different news stories or offer different interpretations from the previous regime, they redistribute control of politics and culture.
If campaigns are about shaping information, then it is critical to control for the independent effects of news media coverage.
Twenty-two publications were editorials, notes, meeting abstracts, or news items and therefore excluded from further analysis.
Complaints about media bias, he notes, increase when media outlets find it profitable to target news to narrowly defined constituencies.
Demands increased after 1992 for liberalization of the media (the military regime had attempted to suppress news about military shootings during the coup).
Blogs may be a source of political opinion, news frames, and (in some cases) new information about public affairs.
First, there was the ' hard news ' of the war : troop movements, casualties, rumours of a peace settlement.
As noted, these are the very individuals most likely to be persuaded by political messages encountered in a soft news context.
Of course, evidence of the success of government news management and indirect press influence is fragmentary to say the least.
Consequently, soft news media raise attentiveness to foreign policy crises.
They are almost invariably linked to a more intellectual pursuit: they accompany interviews, reviews, or 'news' items.
Most traditional news outlets focused primarily on military tactics and the political ramifications of the attacks.
After each session with the news system, the network is modified on the basis of the articles read and rejected by the user.
Each issue contains substantial articles, shorter topical pieces, news, correspondence and reviews.
Table 11 shows the individual unigram probabilities of the words in a cluster including mainly soccer news articles for both word-based and stem-based approaches.
More media outlets cover major political events than in the past, including the entertainment-oriented soft news media.
Parliament has become highly responsive to events that appear in the news.
Again, this is good news for international relations co-operation theorists.
Again, as expected, only the low-interested voters are likely to consider changing their vote as the result of exposure to television news.
Further, the news coverage variable alone accounted for the majority of the explained variance.
The prosody of good and bad news also displays iconicity with the affective referents associated with positive and negative experience.
Therefore, the analysis concentrates on hours of television watched during a working week, and the number of times television news was watched during the week.
In the course of our research we recorded only those ' coup plots ' reported in at least two independent news sources.
Although the numbers of bigrams for the news corpora were not of a different order, the vocabulary sizes in the personal documents were clearly smaller.
Again, news from these companies tends to be about new contracts rather than new products.
The prospect that organic agriculture has the potential to feed the world is welcome news in light of the contradictions of modern agriculture1.
Most communication, however, is seen through the selective screen of the news media.
Changes in the media lead to changes in the mediators, the persons who choose and interpret the news for the public.
Testing theories of how competition changes media content involves quantifying the product location decisions made by news firms.
When the media change, so do the mediators - the persons who choose and interpret the news.
The market-driven nature of news leaves some stories uncovered, many people uninformed, and most journalists a bit frustrated and unsatisfied.
Nearly all of the participants described feeling shocked after getting the news of having multiple myeloma 506!.
The attitudinal effect remained even after the summit had ended, though we do not know how other post-summit political news may have modified this effect.
When the news available to citizens changes, the ways they judge their government changes.
Early evening news programs seldom feature investigative reports.
While most of the effects of soft news are decidedly negative, the picture is not entirely bleak.
The third channel would offer soft news programming and gain 2,500 viewers.
14 james t. hamilton were discussed on local television news broadcasts.
The story appealed to the public and almost all newspapers and news programs were eager to cover the same story in the same way.
The effects of television news exposure were quite powerful relative to the impact of other variables.
News of this reached the conspirators the following day.
Longer reports can clarify by providing relationships between news reports and other knowledge.
On the positive side, data mining and machine learning can be used to generalise news reports, and thereby generate knowledge for coherence systems.
Although many people participated in elections, only a small number received news directly from outside their town.
The bad news is that the ratio's value is clearly ambiguous.
News of royal displeasure could cause alarm, but usually the king sought consensus, through negotiation and discussion, and achieved it.
Ceremonies were choreographed, official news was read out.
Similarly, watching television news is associated with a relatively high self-rated understanding, knowledge and interest in politics.
Try to read a newspaper or news magazine ... on any day some alarm bells will be ringing.
He expects citizens with intermediate levels of attentiveness to be most likely to be affected by news.
A number of public television stations supplemented the program's newsgathering efforts by serving as bureaus for the program.
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