Sentences with phrase «seen in news coverage»

Signs from the protest depicting Cuomo with a Hitler mustache were widely seen in news coverage of the rally - including in the Daily News.

I was pleased to see in the news coverage that House Speaker Becky Lockhart agrees.

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Congrats to the team for getting our new TV on the Web listings launched today, along with the fantastic coverage of Web - based video we are launching in the Life Section news columns (See today's story on Tom Hanks and Jerry Seinfeld's efforts to create online - only TV shows).

They scan through their favorite news app and see heartbreaking coverage of diseases and breaking wars, photos of celebrities in feuds, and other stressful scenarios.

Take a look at the mainstream news coverage of the cryptocurrency space right now and you will see the general treatment of Ethereum and its token ETH mimics that of many of the other coins in the space.

I live in Canada, i've been to the parades and events that you say «celebrate the bombers as hero's», and have seen the news coverage for these events, you're completely wrong.

• Ron Rapoport, in the Los Angeles Daily News: «Let's see, we've got dirty secrets, conflicting stories, a whole cast of unsavory characters and more overheated media coverage than all of Elizabeth Taylor's marriages put together.

Contrast this with England where both summer and January Deadline Days see a flurry of social media activity, non-stop coverage on both the BBC and Sky Sports News, fans outside their teams ground anticipating news on an imminent player arrival and even fans logging onto a flight tracking website in anticipation of the... [Read moreNews, fans outside their teams ground anticipating news on an imminent player arrival and even fans logging onto a flight tracking website in anticipation of the... [Read morenews on an imminent player arrival and even fans logging onto a flight tracking website in anticipation of the... [Read more...]

In South Carolina, Gingrich was able to build on his strong debate performances, «earned media», i.e. news coverage playing up alternatives to the front - runner, and the self - reinforcing momentum generated as more and more people came to see him as the most credible challenger to rally a plurality of the non-Romney vote around him.

Besides coverage by traditional media outlets, some of which is excellent (see for example this Mercury - News overview piece on the double - edged nature of online organizing or Saturday's social networking article in the Post), we also have specialist political sites along with political reporters writing supplemental pieces online.

Two days after Katie Couric swept through Buffalo last week, touting the city's revitalization and posing with Shark Girl, and in the same week that CNN listed Buffalo in its «16 intriguing things to see and do in the U.S. in 2016,» some less - flattering news coverage about the City of Good Neighbors appeared on the website of The Guardian.

Off - topic questions included efforts at combating sex trafficking on Roosevelt Avenue, reports of criminal charges against a defunct arm of the Working Families Party, whether the mayor will veto proposed bills criminalizing police use of chokeholds and requiring police to advise people of a right to refuse before asking to search them, whether the mayor plans to see the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge when they visit New York, whether his message is getting lost in critical news coverage and his view of the Astoria Cove development deal.

The Pew report, which draws on survey responses from 3748 AAAS members based in the United States, also showed that perceptions differ by discipline — for example, 48 % of earth scientists see news coverage as important to their careers, but only 35 % of chemists do.

«In our sample, I expected to see a large number of negative tweets based on traditional news coverage of the topic and because HPV can be portrayed as controversial because it brings together the fields of sexually transmitted infections, immunizations and cancer prevention,» said study co-author Philip Massey.

Today, in part because of news coverage of genetic mutations, women tend to see double mastectomy as the empowered choice, says Hurley: «There's not a lot of talk about the bravery of women who choose to keep their breasts and maintain their screening regimens.»

Many people who see this film will think they know Harding, Gillooly and some of the other players involved, from the news coverage of the events back in the 90s.

First Second Books» Editorial Director (and web cartoonist with «Sailor Twain») Mark Siegel noted that in the four ongoing web - based comics he's helped to launch, the most exciting element of publishing digitally has been seeing a unique reader community whose feedback affects the comics creation rise around each project including the Iranian comics «Zahra's Paradise» whose serialization was in part inspired by the role Twitter played in shaping news coverage of the violent election protests that rocked the country last year.

The bad news in 2008 was given massive coverage — and rightly so — but the good news in 2013 is seen as just «business as usual.»

SoFi is one of the fastest growing companies in the U.S. and has recently seen extensive coverage in the news for a variety of reasons.

One of the hopes of passing out buttons was that they would be seen during the intense coverage of the conventions by the major news networks, but since we did not have access to the main convention hall it was difficult for us to assess how visible the buttons were in that context.

After seeing news coverage of Hurricane Harvey and learning about natural disasters, Kilmer students were motivated to raise money for students in Houston.

The animal control officer had seen news coverage of ARC's Operation Resolution Part One in Clay County on Wednesday and reached out for assistance with this case.

His legal case, which started in 2014 and is ongoing, has been marked by tactical manoeuvres and delays that has lent news coverage of his trial an erratic quality and seen activists infrequently picket his trial.

Jan. 19, 4:00 p.m. Updated below If you scan back you'll see what's becoming a pretty long series of headlines here dealing with a phenomenon I've noted since 2008 or so — a feeling of whiplash in tracking the flow of climate science and related news coverage.

Joe Davis's valuable daily digest of environmental coverage for the Society of Environmental Journalists includes links to several significant news stories (see below), and in the meantime I'm querying methane and Arctic specialists about the startling story from The Independent (UK) on Tuesday reporting on a «methane time bomb» discovered by an international expedition along the continental shelf off Siberia.

On this particular issue of climate change, the Times will have to shift, in my view, from the normal journalistic paradigm (e.g., try to give equal coverage to both «sides» of a story; communicate stories in a muted way by avoiding most words that convey passion and weight; rotate the news so that even important topics only see the front page once in awhile; keep views to the back pages; avoid upsetting big advertisers too much; and so forth) to what might be called a «wisdom paradigm» (face problems, understand problems, communicate your views loudly and up front, address problems, and so forth).

This can also be seen in print and TV news coverage of GOP presidential candidates» climate denial, which frequently failed to indicate that the candidates» statements about climate change conflicted with the scientific consensus on the issue.

Beyond getting nationwide coverage in the Washington Post, CBS News, The Daily, and more, and receiving local acclaim in the Washington City Paper's «Best of 2013» edition, we've had a tremendous number of visitors actually come out to see our lot since construction kicked off last July.

Read the full report online (PDF) > See coverage in the New York Daily News > See coverage on Streetsblog >

See our earlier posts: July 17: EPA releases report identifying harmful effects of climate change on human health July 17: Media coverage of EPA release of climate change health effects assessment Transcript (with light editing) of CSW director Rick Piltz's comments in a July 18 interview on Free Speech Radio News:

The news of the launch of the REVA car in Santiago comes a few weeks after air - contamination in the capital of Chile peaked and the government had to call for emergency measures to control the pollution levels (see our coverage in the post Chile Fights Critical Air Pollution in Santiago).

I'm not so grown up that I didn't smile when I saw my favourite characters in the news coverage of the milestone event.

With what appears to be four model introductions already in the bag, CES is beginning to steal the spotlight and coverage appeal from other major auto shows, and it will be interesting to see how much fresh news is left over for the Detroit Auto Show later in January.

This is where I think we haven't seen enough innovation and creativity in news coverage in the past few months.