Sentences with phrase «headlines story of»

The headline story of the month of May was technology readiness for online testing, no doubt heightened by the media's coverage of the ongoing field tests being conducted in schools across the country by PARCC and Smarter Balanced.

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So before sending a release, make sure its headline contains a stat, fact or compelling piece of information that's new or revelatory, and that your first sentence has the power to sell your story.

For Lululemon, this recall is nowhere near as damaging as the whole sheer pants debacle of 2013, but because the company is still under the microscope after that event, the media has pounced on this story and created a batch of bad headlines.

Correction: The headline of this story has been updated to reflect that the Strategic and Policy Forum is separate from the manufacturing council that several business leaders left this week.

«If you look at the old model of advertising, it has an ascending story arc with a big reveal at the end, whereas in today's world, with everyone on their phones, you need to deliver the headline first to get their attention,» she says.

The guidelines range from «be skeptical of headlines» and «look closely at the URL» to «look at other reports» and «is the story a joke?»

Two years ago, the house, constructed from untreated woods and equipped with water - saving laundry equipment and compact lighting, was the subject of a story in the Burlington Free Press under the headline «Greenhouse» — which raised the hackles of many hard - core Vermonters, including more than a few former Seventh Generation employees.

The post singled out as an example of what it calls «absurd pro-Russia content» a September 17 Ending the Fed story headlined «Vladimir Putin Escapes New World Order Assassination Attempt.»

There's been a lot of confusion in recently about whether social media activity affects your credit after a story in the Financial Times headlined: «Being «wasted» on Facebook may damage your credit score.»

This is good advice, to be sure, but the headlines tell only the most sensational part of the story — and only the bad part of it.

While stories of a small company's bold Twitter and Facebook pages attracting investors make headlines once in while, experts say investors often look to blogs for a level of depth that can't be found on Twitter or Facebook.

But underneath the bad headline is the real story of what's going on in the economy right now, and the story is pretty simple: Consumers are winning.

But if all you saw were the breathless tweets and the headlines of the me - too stories, you'd swear that Victoria's Secret models themselves were out in the fields, beating children to work faster, faster, to feed the world's hunger for thongs.

This story and its headline have been updated to reflect that Ron was the co-founder of Otto, a self - driving truck company Uber bought.

Branson continues, «Before the team was able to fully investigate the incident, one side of the story was already being shared widely online, and is generating headlines in news publications as well as social networks.

Update, July 7: The headline on this story originally referred to a «strike» instead of a «lockout.»

The headline of the story stopped us in our tracks: «Algae Company Number 56: Plankton Power.»

«Yahoo Plans to Say It Is Exploring Strategic Options,» blares the headline of a Wall Street Journal story published 40 minutes ago.

The headline, «Using «Free» to Turn a Profit», is misleading and downright false as it relates to the subject of the story.

The danger of this type of reckless reporting is that laypeople read and absorb the initial headlines following the tragedy, but usually do not follow the story for an extended period of time, such that they are unlikely to read the later clarification and change their opinions.

Facebook Now Pinpoints Individual Posts to Keep Clickbait Out of the News Feed A change to the Facebook algorithm now distinguishes between headlines that withhold information and headlines that exaggerate the story.

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A version of this article appears in print on June 11, 2013, on Page A13 of the New York edition with the headline: Cryptic Overtures and a Clandestine Meeting Gave Birth to a Blockbuster Story.

We addressed this similarly to how we previously worked to reduce clickbait: We categorized hundreds of thousands of headlines as clickbait or not clickbait by considering if the headline exaggerates the details of a story, and separately if the headline withholds information.

The story behind the headlines that made the mainstream public take notice of the upstart digital currency.

Though it opens with a rundown of the day's headlines and usually covers at least one «today» story at some length, much of the show seems unpegged and featurey — hardly a must - view.

The latter is particularly important as regulatory approval for new drugs hinges on accurate data, and public trust in the pharma industry has ebbed and flowed over the years as stories of fabricated results make headlines.

One of these crazy headlines will coincide with the top, but good luck figuring out which story that will be.

You see the same story in many other stocks and everyday a headline comes out to question growth at one of them.

The headline on this story was updated after it was published because Sagamore Development said it provided most of the funding for the bid.

For all that has happened since late February, it is headline news that the market bent but didn't break — and this is really the big story of the current week that investors can embrace.

And I think you did a great job explaining why: even with all the crazy headline news stories and never - ending stock market oscillations, a well - crafted diversified portfolio of dividend stocks can just keep chugging along increasing payouts year after year.

The New York Times plopped the story on the front page of its business section on Friday, December 23 — the last trading day before Christmas — under the decidedly declarative headline: «Deutsche Bank to Settle U.S. Inquiry Into Mortgages for $ 7.2 Billion.»

In contrast, a valid «magazine story» example is the headline that appeared in Commodities Corner of Barron's Magazine on February 12, 2001, after a protracted slump in gold prices: «Tarnished!

A May 17th Bloomberg story headlined «Buyers with Excellent Credit are Getting the Lion's Share of U.S. Mortgages» noted that the least - risky U.S. households (FICO score of 760 +) account for 61 % of new home loans — a record since the data series began in 2003, when this cohort accounted for around 30 % of new loans.

The headline of this story — «majority of evangelicals pick Santorum in Iowa» — is misleading.

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So you get a headline about the Swiss bank accounts, but the story is mostly made up of focused Jindal attacks on Obama's economic management.

Stories of sexual harassment of young members of staff by MPs have captured the headlines.

This is a deeply offensive headline, regardless of the refutation on the story inside.

Instead of posting an angry response to a headline, post a thoughtful reaction to an actual story.

Yesterday, when I spotted Jennifer Lawrence as Katniss Everdene on the cover of People Magazine with the headline «THE HUNGER GAMES» in bold white letters, I couldn't help but wonder if Suzanne Collins set all of this up to remind us of how closely our culture can resemble that of The Capitol — what with our excess, our reality shows, our glorification of violence, and our compulsive need to shove every good story through our celebrity - obsessed media machine.

In an interview with The Daily Telegraph, Cook addressed the trend, in which websites fabricate stories and headlines in an effort to draw large amounts of Internet traffic and sway political opinions.

At the top of the page is a story with the headline «Bishops Approve Controversial Rules for Catholic Higher Education.»

I thought of this when running through my files looking for an illustration for a column I write for our diocesan newspaper, and finding a story from the bright, stylish, and very intelligent magazine New Scientist with the headline «Dear God, please confirm what I already believe.»

Bishop Longley is consequently something of a gay icon, and when he was translated to Birmingham attracted the main «front page» story in the Pink News online news service, with the splash headline «New Archbishop of Birmingham helped organise gay Masses».

The headline on a March 3 story at the Crux website was certainly arresting: «Cardinal on charges of rigged synods: «There was no maneuvering!

Both headlines were a part of the story, and both provided a part of the story different people with different agendas could capitalize on.

«Swaggart in shock resignation» (April 1988) read the headline of a story that reported how the televangelist Jimmy Swaggart had resigned from his church in Louisiana following accusations that he had visited a prostitute.

Interesting that all you have to do to find a whole mess of bigots and racists is just read the headline of the story.