Sentences with phrase «page newspaper based»

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Previously he worked as an online coordinator and, before that, a copy editor and page designer for Bay Area - based newspapers and magazines.

The Orlando - based Family Rights Committee Inc. took out a full - page ad, in the form of a cartoon, in 11 Florida newspapers and in The New York Times.

The Center for Education Reform, a Washington, D.C. — based organization supported by conservative foundations, coordinated the placement of a full - page ad in the New York Times, in which a number of prominent researchers both criticized the methodology of the AFT study and took the newspaper to task for failing to subject the report to a more rigorous and skeptical review.

Photocopies of his birth certificate, pages from his address book, his passport photos, newspaper clippings, and photographs of his mother and childhood home constitute the tiled base of his works, over which he layers grids of oil stick.

While Manley's paintings use the textual content of the newspaper, his sculptural objects are based on the layout of the front page, specifically focusing on the roles and shapes of the illustrations.

Exhibition Page [Barbican Gallery] Barbican Gallery Presents Brooklyn - Based Cory Arcangel's «Beat the Champ» [Artdaily] Cory Arcangel, Barbican, London [The Independent] Barbican bowled over by artist's game - installation [The Guardian] The Curve: Cory Arcangel [The Art Newspaper]

I think the language of catastrophism, chaos, doom — whatever you like to call it — has actually sobered up, in the UK at least, having peaked about three or four years ago when newspapers such as The Independent ran dramatic front pages on a regular basis, a new umbrella body for activists called Stop Climate Chaos came into existence, Roland Emmerich had the Atlantic Ocean freezing in an instant in The Day After tomorrow, and a leading thinktank lambasted a portion of the British press for indulging in «climate porn».

The UK - based Sunday Mirror newspaper is not perhaps as well known for its environmental coverage as The Guardian, which so often graces our pages.

Freed from the space constraints of the printed page, newspaper web sites and other Internet - based publishers are increasingly supplementing their original content with links to public records and other documents that are the basis for, and help explain, that content.

The New York Times (NYSE: NYT) is selling its 15 regional newspapers to the Daytona Beach, Fla. - based Halifax Media Group, according to reports and an accidentally published page on the Halifax Media website.

The news and commentary that makes it onto newspapers pages and TV screens is often based on an image of us «normal» Australians, and «them» Aboriginal people with something wrong, told by benevolent, shocked white reporters.