When everything is breaking news there is no breaking news.
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We've also developed a "breaking news detection engine" that can algorithmically detect whether an article is breaking news.
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More distinctions around breaking news from verified publishers might help point readers to verified sources during breaking news events.
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We RAISE UP authoritative voices when people are looking for breaking news and information, especially during breaking news moments.
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All I have just let the Breaking News staff know that we have made the difficult decision to close down Breaking News.
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We also swing by the breaking news desk to get the skinny on two stories head of breaking news Tom Namako is watching this week.
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Fake breaking news alert reading "Bannon accepts diminished role in W.H." produced by the Daily Show (Twitter)27) Is this a real CNN breaking news alert?
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"Sometimes unexpected breaking news happens while you're reporting breaking news," the network tweeted with a clip of the moment, along with the hashtags #MSNBCMoms and #workingmoms.
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Why it matters: It will be the first real-time breaking news channel launched on Snapchat Discover exclusively built for global breaking news updates — not general or feature news stories.
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ABC Breaking News | Latest News VideosWelcome back, Lara Spencer!
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" And then it was, "Breaking news, Trump won Florida.
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LOS ANGELES — Breaking news: Tom Hanks can still rap.
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Nuzzel (breaking news)Give Nuzzel access to your Twitter feeds and it proves itself very adept at spotting breaking news—in other words, stories being shared by a lot of people you're following.
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We have some breaking news to get to as well.
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GUTFELD: Well, I have a little bit of breaking news.
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Then, the breaking news started to pour in via Twitter.
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This is a breaking news story and may be updated.
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Gregg Jarrett, David Limbaugh on this big breaking news night.
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Watch CNNGo for the latest on this breaking news story.
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We're a non-breaking news ... Still in San Francisco, though.
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This is a breaking news story, check back for updates.
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The section may also become quicker to surface breaking news.
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This is a breaking news story and will be updated
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Good to see you tonight on this breaking news night.
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ABC Breaking News | Latest News Videos• Need a little inspiration?
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We're also continuing to pursue breaking news in virtual reality.
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WE'RE GOING TO START OFF WITH BREAKING NEWS THIS MORNING.
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Buckle up, time for an important breaking news opening monologue.
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But, first, a shocking breaking news report from John Solomon.
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We also have breaking news on the immigration front tonight.
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But, first, even more breaking news to tell you about.
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It asks readers to sign up for breaking news alerts.
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Be the first to report breaking news in your industry.
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This radicalization, in and of itself, is not breaking news.
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We'll see you there with all the latest breaking news.
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The show will also air for specific breaking news events.
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Germans grew more jittery with each round of breaking news.
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ABC Breaking News | Latest News VideosHas JoJo Fletcher found love?
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Deadlines and breaking news often mean I have to cancel.
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Breaking news: Kylie Jenner shops for skincare products on Amazon!
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But it's no longer "breaking news," so coverage is fading.
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But here's some breaking news: books are better than movies.
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"Breaking news, Andrew Yang is a Roosevelt [fan]," he quipped.
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DKG: Well, he has been a master at breaking news.
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Elon Musk wants you to stand by for breaking news.
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I also work breaking news stories all over the country.
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When I'm working on breaking news stories, Twitter is crucial.
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But, alas: More on this breaking news as it develops.
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This story has been updated with additional breaking news developments.
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"This breaking news is not good," Huffman wrote Friday night.
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Television news is an unending string of "breaking news" banners.
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Our inboxes are overflowing with newsletters, real letters, ride-sharing receipts, lunch-sharing receipts, bills, fake bills, breaking news notifications, not-so-breaking news notifications, brand promotions, sales promotions, social media alerts, spam, and porn.
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We have some breaking news at the border for you next.
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More breaking news on the DOJ I.G. report with Bret Baier.
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Your next Uber driver could deliver you and some breaking news.
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I know it was short tonight with all this breaking news.
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And much more as we continue on this breaking news night.
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And also tonight, we have major breaking news from John Solomon.
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Now we have to turn to some other breaking news tonight.
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Due to breaking news our story was cut off live tv.
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The breaking news came from the official Cabinet Office Twitter account.
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Buckle up, a busy night, and a breaking news opening monologue.
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So, we are following breaking news back in the United States.
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I apologize for the brevity here with all the breaking news.
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You've led our breaking news debunks efforts for a while now.
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JF: That was breaking news reporters Talal Ansari and Nhidi Prakash.
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Breaking News will cease operations by the end of this month.
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BECKY QUICK: We've got some breaking news to tell you about.
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Otherwise, I'll have a front-page story: 'We have breaking news.
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Why doesn't Google have algorithmic guardrails in place for breaking news?
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That and even more in tonight&aposs breaking news opening monologue.
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And that is tonight&aposs ever important breaking news opening monologue.
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So this is really, you know, big, breaking news this morning.
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Is a story breaking news if it's felt inevitable for months?
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A lot to cover and tonight&aposs breaking news opening monologue.
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This is not breaking news and does not change the math.
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We will see where this goes, but late breaking news tonight.
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Dakin Campbell was busy breaking news on fresh Goldman Sachs departures.
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The problem is that your daily life is not breaking news.
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We&aposre ready to explode with a bunch of breaking news.
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This is a breaking news story and has been updated throughout.
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Our Brian Sullivan is with him, live, with breaking news. Brian?
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The paper also picked up an accolade for breaking news photography.
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Stay tuned, it&aposs time for our breaking news opening monologue.
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I have to let you go, we have some breaking news.
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The Vermont Senator also had breaking news to his jubilant supporters.
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I open Twitter to try and beat CNN for breaking news.
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Twitter is beginning to stream local broadcasts during breaking news events.
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After several months, Williams was made MSNBC's chief breaking news anchor.
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BREAKING NEWS The Collins Word of the Year is… climate strike.
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This story has been updated and will update with breaking news.
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He's also the managing editor of the channel's breaking news division.
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This breaking news report was last updated at 2:59 p.m.
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Breaking News, CNN's tag line, is not just a snappy logo.
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This breaking news story was last updated at 8:58 p.m.
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Facebook's "spooky" reactions don't really seem appropriate on breaking news. pic.twitter.
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Gentlemen it&aposs great to have you, big breaking news tonight.
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This breaking news report was last updated at 6:48 a.m.
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TMZ streams daily gossip updates and goes live for breaking news.
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This breaking news report was last updated at 11:43 a.m.
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Thankfully, breaking news journalism is as good as it's ever been.
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Another works as a breaking news videographer for a TV network.
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CNN has been on a constant Breaking News Alert for months.
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As always, much of our work responded to important breaking news.
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JOE KERNEN: But you know— WARREN BUFFETT: This is breaking news.
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Who will believe the real breaking news when it does happen?
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And she was dead asleep when the record-breaking news broke.
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MELISSA LEE: We've got some breaking news on the SurveyMonkey IPO.
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Twitter wants to be a go-to source for breaking news.
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And that is just to describe an online breaking news story.
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You can also sign up here for breaking news email alerts.
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This is a breaking news story, please check back for updates.
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Twitter said Dataminr has refined its product over the last year to focus more on breaking news alerts for media companies and first responders, while Dataminr says breaking news has been its core offering all along.
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Over 80 news publishers are currently testing the "breaking news" label, which allows them to opt to flag their Instant Articles, mobile and web links, and Facebook Live video as breaking news, the company tells us.
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This story has been updated and will update to reflect breaking news.
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It&aposs time for tonight&aposs explosive breaking news London opening monologue.
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This is a breaking news report, and Refinery29 will update as appropriate.
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I never treated my sexuality as breaking news or as a disappointment.
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Thanks for watching as we rock and roll with the breaking news.
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We have some major breaking news also tonight around the deep state.
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This makes it an excellent platform for breaking news and sharing links.
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The first is a test of breaking news headlines inside the app.
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ABC Breaking News | Latest News Videos "I got a pen!" he said.
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Hear the breaking news first – see the live coverage from 11:30am.
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This is a breaking news story, we will have more to come.
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That Trump is a uniquely loathed figure is not exactly breaking news.
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Breaking News: Ronald Reagan Presidential Library has fires burning on both sides.
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That is all coming up in tonight&aposs breaking news, opening monologue.
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This was urgent breaking news and I'm glad to have read it.
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Twitter is still a good platform for keeping up with breaking news.
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Following is breaking news from CNBC's Becky Quick today, Monday, November 200th.
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Sara, let&aposs start with you and all of this breaking news.
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A breaking news graphic flew up onscreen and then there was silence.
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Instead, the breaking news graphic came up again... and again, and again.
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Many of the top race-related Twitter moments surrounded breaking news events.
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You guys love breaking news, and you did it, you broke it.
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Before CNBC, I was a breaking news reporter at Crain's Detroit Business.
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I bring you breaking news that things are still bad in Hollywood.
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However, breaking news will be delivered through "The Update" as it occurs.
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It's not breaking news that curtain bangs have made a major comeback.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: I need to ask you about some breaking news.
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Breaking news, people: Girlboss will premiere on Netflix on April 21, 2017.
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It is time for tonight&aposs breaking news, Friday edition opening monologue.
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I want to thank you for calling in with this breaking news.
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Mark, breaking news obviously, we had you on about a different issue.
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We will have full coverage of this breaking news throughout the hour.
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You might not know it, but Facebook's not done with breaking news.
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PDT Clarified the number of times publishers can use "breaking news" labels.
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I don&apost mean to jump on you with this breaking news.
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And that twisting, ever fluid dynamic extends to each breaking news development.
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GUTFELD: The one thing though -- breaking news today about -- was it A.P.?
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Following is the unofficial transcript of breaking news from CNBC's David Faber.
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There was some breaking news last night out of Manchester, United Kingdom.
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Don't the public have a tendency to mistrust these "breaking news" broadcasts?
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: Well, I'll give you a little surprise breaking news here.
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This is a breaking news story, please refresh this page for updates.
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Breaking news: Mike Lee is now motion-to-proceed holdout No. 5!
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Breaking news, y'all: People in other countries don't trust Donald Trump LOL.
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There were some Republicans, however, who commented on the breaking news. Rep.
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BREAKING NEWS: Two people have been charged with distributing phony sample ballots.
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It's also introduced contextual information and breaking news label for publisher content.
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She is responsible for managing the website and overseeing breaking news coverage.
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SOME BREAKING NEWS TO SHARE WITH YOU THIS MORNING, M&A RELATED.
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"Thanks to you, our breaking news coverage dominated the competition," it continues.
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"I got a breaking news message on my phone," he tells PEOPLE.
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" We have a ton of breaking news in this edition of "Hannity.
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Every night, there&aposs breaking news, never stops, by a second almost.
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Unfortunately, bureaucracy run amok is not breaking news and rarely grabs headlines.
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We will update this breaking news story as more information becomes available.
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To get breaking news alerts on stories like this, sign up here.
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BREAKING NEWS → The FBI is reopening its investigation into Secretary Hillary Clinton.
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We're just not in the breaking news business is what he means.
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Mr. Feldscher, 22015, is a breaking news editor in Washington for CNN.
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After leaving Miami, Windhorst became more of a national breaking-news reporter.
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You can also get live updates and breaking news from the stage.
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Mr. Feldscher, 31, is a breaking news editor in Washington for CNN.
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The Times touts two breaking news Pulitzer Prizes over the past decade.
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"We have some breaking news now along the same vein," he said.
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"I saw the breaking news coverage of the plane crash," she said.
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Breaking News: Unemployment Rate, at 3.5%, drops to a 50 YEAR LOW.
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KELLY EVANS: THERE'S SOME BREAKING NEWS OUT OF WASHINGTON ON THE BUDGET.
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As an example, Dataminr alerts us to breaking news from social media.
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NEW: Facebook working on a 'Breaking News' tag for news publishers Pages?
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According to Google, the company is working to train its system to be better at recognizing contentious breaking news and adjust toward displaying more accurate results, using the recently added "Breaking News" section on YouTube as an example.
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Imagine your phone buzzes with breaking news: WASHINGTON SCIENTISTS DISCOVER TAIL-LESS MAN.
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" Reporting the breaking news on-air, CNN's John King said: "Steve Bannon, out.
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I'm not going to call you fake news, but everything isn't breaking news.
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It's not breaking news that this election was divisive for the Republican Party.
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Trump did not address the Times' breaking news report during his Saturday rally.
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Now, it&aposs time for tonight&aposs very important breaking news opening monologue.
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And finally tonight, we do have a breaking news story from John Solomon.
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Joining us now with reaction to tonight&aposs breaking news, our opening monologue.
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And I apologize for the abbreviated -- all the breaking news stuff as well.
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Ever wonder why pervasive conspiracy theories tend to follow major breaking news events?
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It isn't exactly breaking news that rosé is having a (years-long) moment.
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What are your favorite tech tools for spotting breaking news and trend stories?
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Breaking News: Pegasus Airlines Boeing 23-800 TC-CPF overrun runway at Trabzon.
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ABC Breaking News | Latest News VideosIt's our "old familiar friend," Candace Cameron Bure!
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So much more in this busy Friday breaking news night, tonight on Hannity.
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It's hard to see how this qualifies as an exposé or breaking news.
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So given the breaking news this evening, do you still stand by that?
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NBC even interrupted regular programming with a breaking news alert at 10 a.m.
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Twitter is truly the go-to place for live events and breaking news.
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MARTHA MACCALLUM, "THE STORY" HOST: We have some breaking news for you tonight.
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Breaking news: Being a celebrity isn't the most important thing in the world.
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This is yet, and I&aposm not kidding, another insane breaking news night.
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We have that and more in tonight&aposs important breaking news opening monologue.
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We'll be pushing out breaking news and CES videos on our Twitter account.
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The word anchor is a kind of a perfect word for breaking news.
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BREAKING NEWS: SECDEF authorized the ordered departure of all #military dependents from #Turkey.
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Shannon Bream is next with a phenomenal show with all this breaking news.
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Sit tight, buckle up, we have a jam-packed breaking news opening monologue.
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Breaking news, folks — there's a lot of malarkey out there on the internet.
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Anyway, when we come back, we got a lot of breaking news tonight.
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On it, I saw a breaking news alert from the New York Times.
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JOE KERNEN: Breaking news out of GE, which we told you about earlier.
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In other breaking news, exercise is a super effective form of stress relief.
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Apple News is also getting breaking news notifications and subscriptions in iOS 10.
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"I'm a breaking-news reporter in New York — that means murder and mayhem."
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ABC Breaking News | Latest News Videos Where would Thelma had been without Louise?
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Katie Bo Williams contributed to this breaking news report, which will be updated.
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On Monday the show managed to get in some election-related breaking news.
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This story contains breaking news, it has been updated throughout with new details.
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But first we have big breaking news from Capitol Hill on two fronts.
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We were focusing on the breaking news of the last couple of weeks.
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My usual day-to-day at VICE involves writing up breaking news stories.
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We have some breaking news out of Aleppo that we need to cover.
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"I apologize, we have some breaking news," he said, flashing a lopsided grin.
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As a national reporter, you often find yourself caught in breaking news situations.
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This is a breaking news story and will be updated with additional developments.
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READ OUR BREAKING NEWS ABOUT CORONAVIRUS CAN LYSOL OR CLOROX KILL THE CORONAVIRUS?
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Breaking news bulletins screamed through radios as drivers careened through the apocalyptic scenes.
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This is a breaking news story and will be updated with new developments.
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"In breaking news, our goals are speed and accuracy and precision," he said.
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For CNN, Trump provided a focus for all of its breaking news talent.
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She has an impeccable track record for breaking news and delivering compelling content.
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WARREN BUFFETT: --it's gonna be $2 million— JOE KERNEN: This is breaking news.
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The screenshots were created using a fake "breaking news" generator online, it said.
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The media writes a series of breaking news pieces and next-day analyses.
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News publishers would also be able to launch live videos during breaking news.
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Don't worry -- when the storm subsides, these special breaking news emails will too.
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WAKIN: Breaking news follows no schedule, but rehearsals and concerts do — strictly so.
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I'm keeping an eye out for breaking news, then I'll adjust things accordingly.
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But even when the technical tools exist, policing-breaking news poses unique problems.
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After the first print deadline for breaking news copy at 7:243 p.m.
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YouTube is usually one of the first places to look for breaking news, and now Google seems to be making that even easier by adding a "Breaking News" carousel to its mobile apps and homepage, as spotted by Android Police.
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With the November midterms looming and worries growing that disinformation campaigns will undermine the outcome of the elections, channels with names like World Broadcast, Breaking News Today, Latest News Today, Breaking News 24h, Hot News Today 365, USA News Feeder, or simply Hot News are popping up all over YouTube, with one clear strategy: to turn fringe right-wing blog posts into machine-narrated videos they can promote as breaking news.
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Oh, and we covered some breaking news on the all too real shortage scare.
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It&aposs time for tonight&aposs very important breaking news from London opening monologue.
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Breaking news: There's a new Twinkie in town, and it's got an intergalactic twist.
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We do cover breaking news and that was one of the breakups we've seen.
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You'll also get breaking news alerts from CNN's Twitter account while viewing the videos.
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But it&aposs time for our very important, fast-paced breaking news opening monologue.
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Rap twitter is once again guilty of gassing breaking news up beyond necessary extremes.
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Sit tight, buckle up, tonight&aposs very important breaking news opening monologue is next.
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It&aposs time for our very important breaking news, a little delayed, opening monologue.
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ET as well as breaking news segments throughout the day exclusively on the app.
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Campaign cycles have become an endless sequence of superficial breaking news rather than substance.
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HANNITY: I got some breaking news if I can throw this at you, congressman.
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Gathering news is hard, breaking news is hard, and writing news well is hard.
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Buckle up, it&aposs time for tonight&aposs breaking news multi-pronged opening monologue.
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Have a breaking-news site or other page you check frequently throughout the day?
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And for more breaking news: I am NOW retiring from being Cameron Diaz's spokesperson.
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We are numb to images of violence as breaking news flickers across our newsfeed.
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Indeed, the app's breaking news alerts consistently impressed us with their speed and relevance.
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The show made the same joke last night without the CNN breaking news bit.
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With a last bit of breaking news from Goodison, the window slams emphatically shut.
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This update includes new features for breaking news updates and long-standing conspiracy theories.
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But let&aposs get to this breaking news, Rudy Giuliani and this "Politico" interview.
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NBC News Now will also power the breaking news coverage for Quibi, says NBC.
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It's not exactly breaking news that Xanax has been having something of a moment.
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The two are hardly the only journalists to tweet breaking news, to be sure.
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For example, in 2014 CNN started using Dataminr, which mines tweets for breaking news.
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Today, in our breaking news culture, we expect everything to be resolved within days.
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And I try not to be gone too long if it's not breaking news.
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When we come back we have breaking news, the Cohen-Trump audio is out.
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You already have access to breaking news at your fingertips on your Apple devices.
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"Conceivably, this could be used in breaking news situations across the globe," says Steinberg.
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This is a breaking news post and will be updated as we learn more.
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This was breaking news, Pyongyang style: delivered bombastically, with much fanfare, one day late.
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"Mr Trump defines corruption Breaking news"Bill Clinton was married to Crooked Hillary Clinton.
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It will also send breaking news notifications and deliver them to your lock screen.
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Nolan isn't a typical sports analyst who shares breaking news and meticulously scrutinizes replays.
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BREAKING NEWS: You can be #ProLife & still care about the poor, disenfranchised & disabled people.
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The Kennedy assassination, with its breaking news and uninterrupted live broadcasts, made that clear.
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The error was repeated in the breaking news email that was sent to readers.
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It seems like every week there's a breaking news story about another data breach.
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TV reporters are often thrown right into the end zone for breaking news situations.
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Kate McClymont, 58, has been breaking news at The Sydney Morning Herald for decades.
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The social network first began testing the breaking news labels about a year ago.
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BILL HEMMER, GUEST HOST: Yes, we got some breaking news looking live right now.
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TV, offering a comedic take on current events at the speed of breaking news.
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Glancing up, she catches my furious scroll and asks if there's any breaking news.
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The website has a separate section for breaking news via its Coronavirus Update Newsletter.
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One new approach the company is trying is a "breaking" news label for publishers.
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I was doing the hula in my office when I saw the breaking news!
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"All Things Considered" is a two-hour, live broadcast that responds to breaking news.
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"It's tough these days for a monthly to be breaking news," Mr. Beha said.
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In part, that's meant diving headfirst into big, intractable problems and major breaking news.
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I mean you saw that breaking news because nobody wants to report that stuff.
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Can we send you push notifications about breaking news or premium chocolate subscription offers?
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Teaching kids media smarts during breaking news De-fang hate speech and fear-mongering.
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Radio station WNYC published an excellent "Breaking News Consumer's Handbook" for just this reason.
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"Breaking News: In Documentary, Robert Durst Says He 'Killed Them All,'" the alert read.
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The plan also called for her to cover breaking news, politics and special events.
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But then along came a presidential candidate who was a human breaking-news event.
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More than anything, TMZ is known for breaking news stories before anyone else does.
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I also noticed that whenever there are LIVE Breaking News you mostly switch back to CNN ... when back CO NUS FoxNews actually has the higher ratings when it comes not only to breaking news but also for prime time and morning shows.
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This is a breaking news story and will be updated as more information becomes available.
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But of course there was this breaking news to compete with the I.G. release today.
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Now we have some breaking news on immigration to bring to you after the break.
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Breaking news: If you are 27, you are officially old — at least by Bachelor standards.
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We have incredible breaking news that we&aposre going to be covering all night tonight.
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CNBC.com is offering an immersive writing and editing internship on the digital breaking-news desk.
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Get ready, a lot to cover in tonight&aposs jam-packed, breaking news, opening monologue.
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But first, tonight&aposs breaking news -- yes, we have a new Supreme Court justice nominee.
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" He prefaced that remark with a question common during breaking news: "Who took this photo?
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Sit tight, it is time for tonight&aposs important breaking news, London edition, opening monologue.
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He says he found out just minutes before breaking news bulletins flashed around the world.
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The company has three former Breaking News editors on staff with plans to hire more.
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JF: David Mack, the Disney princess of breaking news, if I must say so myself.
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YouTube is doing more to combat the spread of misinformation during major breaking news events.
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Razavi will share breaking news stories and then quickly follow with "what to do" tweets.
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JF: That was data reporter Lam Thuy Vo talking to Breaking News Editor Tom Namako.
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Dean Heller sent out a fundraising missive to his supporters based on the breaking news.
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The streams will include breaking news, political news, lifestyle and entertainment content, the organization says.
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We&aposll have more on this breaking news from Gregg Jarrett in just a minute.
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All of that and more in tonight&aposs very important, Friday, breaking news, opening monologue.
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"I need to open with a very critical breaking news announcement," he said to cheers.
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I head back to work and get right into breaking news instead of turkey news.
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Is Twitter a useful way to read breaking news and stay plugged into the zeitgeist?
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This is a breaking news story, it will be updated as more information becomes available.
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With the rest of America, Christine and her classmates watched the breaking news with confusion.
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By email, by your co-worker, by breaking news — the list goes on and on.
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He&aposs going to discuss White House communications, the midterms, and this breaking news tonight.
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Last but definitely not least tonight, some major breaking news out of the deep state.
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That's not a good answer for the White House, but it isn't exactly breaking news.
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Ed Henry is going to be joining us with this breaking news in a moment.
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Ed Henry live with the brand-new twist that tonight breaking news, right after this.
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It's also prioritized curating Our Stories around breaking news on Snap Maps and on Discover.
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He was completely oblivious to the breaking news that took the White House by storm.
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NBC News will shut down its "Breaking News" service at the end of the year.
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Breaking news: Aliens are invading Earth after landing on top of a volcano in Sicily.
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MSNBC host Rachel Maddow choked up in tears as she attempted to read breaking news.
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Any such breaking news will be widely covered by existing media—television, radio, and newspapers.
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The new model being speedier isn't exactly breaking news, but improved water resistance is interesting.
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GOP senators On most days, US senators criticizing a US president isn't exactly breaking news.
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The latest "breaking news" is that November's elections will be an unprecedented verdict on Trump.
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You would have breaking news sirens on all four sides of the Fox News screen.
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You need breaking news and smart views on these subjects — and we've got you covered.
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"I've always said there is nobody better at breaking news than Shep Smith," he tweeted.
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"Amazingly enough, the subject of this poem is breaking news this week," Lithgow, 73, continued.
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The talking heads fill air over cable news captions that shout "breaking news" in red.
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Election night is one of those fast-breaking news events that can lead to mistakes.
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S, that&aposs all coming up in tonight&aposs very important breaking news, opening monologue.
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This is a breaking news story and may be updated as more information becomes available.
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The fact that women are being mistreated financially is, sadly, not a breaking news story.
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NowThis also creates similar breaking news videos on other social platforms, like Facebook and YouTube.
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In the savage bunfight over online traffic, the meaning of breaking news has been lost.
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When I was at work this morning I got the USA today breaking news alert.
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Reading a Tweet about breaking news in an email four hours later isn't very useful.
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So...is it headlines in a newspaper like The Times or breaking news on CNN?
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Callimachi: And now —— [Music] Reporter: Breaking news out of London, a deadly terror attack overnight.
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Reporter: Breaking news, an explosion at the very busy Port Authority bus terminal in Midtown.
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Or a fake clip of a CNN anchor announcing the breaking news of the repeal?
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She is a driving force behind much of the breaking news on the Trump administration.
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As a deputy editor on the national desk, you oversee a lot of breaking news.
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Accounts of heroism were the genre of non-breaking news that generated the most interactions.
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And I'd probably find it annoying and intrusive if the breaking news weren't so interesting.
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It's breaking news and you bring up the website video and it's just the clips.
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Coverage will include a variety of topics including breaking news, politics, business, sports and entertainment.
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Off and on, I handled my share of breaking news, often monstrous, haunting tragedies. Murders.
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He also has a long track record of helming breaking news coverage during emergency situations.
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If there is breaking news, Fox News can beam him in from a remote studio.
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The Times collected journalism's highest honor for breaking news photography, feature writing and international reporting.
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But we'll start with some late breaking news about Trump's relationship with his health secretary.
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Almost immediately after the news broke, the tweets and "BREAKING NEWS" headlines started to fly.
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Facebook has been considering a breaking news tag for a while, as Recode previously reported.
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This is an important hour when we start with our very important breaking news opening monologue.
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We are back in New York for tonight&aposs -- well, really important breaking news opening monologue.
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Plus, this, breaking news this evening as North Korea is about to arrive in New York.
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Unarmed Aboriginal Man shot by police in Cowra and it's no surprise it's not breaking news.
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Monday&aposs almost over and it&aposs time for our very important breaking news opening monologue.
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Sara, you have some breaking news as it relates to General Flynn and his story. Wow.
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Breaking News: Former Fox News chairman and CEO Roger Ailes has died, his family announced. pic.twitter.
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Stay tuned, buckle up, it&aposs time for tonight&aposs very important breaking news opening monologue.
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Photo: APThis is a breaking news story and may be updated as more information becomes available.
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I will also participate in NBC's breaking news coverage and its political and special events coverage.
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The Microsoft Research team's traffic analysis also revealed how the troll accounts leveraged breaking news events.
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As with any breaking news situation, rumors, hoaxes, conspiracies, and hyperpartisan spin are already spreading online.
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People routinely use Twitter to spread misinformation, including around breaking news situations like the Florida shooting.
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During breaking news situations, we see a lot of recycled hoaxes that people still fall for.
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We find ways to cover high school sports, breaking news, tax hikes, school budgets & local entertainment.
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Titled 'Breaking News,' the line sees T-shirts, hoodies, and jackets emblazoned with the CDG logo.
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The posts — everything from Franklin photos to humanizing Sherrod stories to breaking news — provoke robust conversation.
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Facebook and YouTube's inadequacy surrounding breaking news became more and more obvious with each mass shooting.
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This is a breaking news story, we will update it with information as it becomes available.
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The app works by using crawlers to search for breaking news stories in key subject areas.
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WATTERS: Even though this was her second marriage, so this is breaking news to me, Martha.
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Robert Hum is a Breaking News Producer based at CNBC headquarters in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey.
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It's where you find breaking news, promote work, and get gigs — often on your own time.
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All of that, buckle up, glad you&aposre with us, tonight&aposs breaking news opening monologue.
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Also you don&apost want to miss tomorrow night, we will have massive huge breaking news.
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We have all of that and so much more in tonight&aposs breaking news opening monologue.
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We&aposre also following some election news as we begin with our breaking news opening monologue.
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"GMA has a deep bench of anchors that have a long history of covering breaking news."
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My account isn't for breaking news and I don't want it to be known for it.
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And finally, some breaking news: Yelp is selling Eat24 to GrubHub in an all-cash deal.
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Clearly, despite Twitter's real-time and breaking news focus, its turnaround plan is not moving quickly.
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It's time for another Equity Shot, a quick-take episode centered around a breaking news event.
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The 36-year-old shared this breaking news with Entertainment Weekly on their Bachelor-themed podcast.
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For big breaking news, newspapers such as the Financial Times or Washington Post are good resources.
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News is also getting a big update with breaking news notifications and subscriptions in iOS 10.
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And The Times won prizes for international reporting and breaking news photography, including the above picture.
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Breaking News: The House will hold the first hearing on gun violence prevention in eight years!
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When there was a priest in his 80s in France, you sent a breaking news alert.
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Breaking news, via the First Lady's spokeswoman: The president will have turkey for Thanksgiving dinner. pic.twitter.
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"BREAKING NEWS: Lady Had A Job, Got Paid More Than Me. Nice work," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.
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I was reporting on big cases at the Supreme Court using my legal background, breaking news.
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Instead, we are bombarded every morning and every evening with breaking "news" about the Russia investigation.
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BREAKING NEWS: Man charged with assaulting a protester at Donald Trump rally in North Carolina. pic.twitter.
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The section will contain breaking news and analysis from "reliable sources" selected by Apple News editors.
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The Post had just made an initial public offering when the Pentagon Papers were breaking news.
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A CNBC breaking news reporter created a slo-mo version of the video showing the altercation.
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Snapchat has been investing in breaking news from an "on the ground" perspective for some time.
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As is often the case with breaking news, early reports contained conflicting details about what happened.
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Since the death of Google Reader, the most reliable place to filter breaking news is Twitter.
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This will feature breaking news and other hot topics based on live trending searches across Google.
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We'll be watching diligently and bringing you all the breaking news and analysis from the hearing.
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Jesse Byrnes contributed to this breaking news report, which was last updated as 1:42 p.m.
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The program focuses on breaking news through the lens of high profile interviews and CNBC reporting.
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"All of a sudden, 'Breaking news: Donald Trump has won the state of Florida," he bellowed.
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In fact, they are inundated with media content which makes breaking news all the more accessible.
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BREAKING NEWS The Remaking of Journalism and Why It Matters Now By Alan Rusbridger 440 pp.
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Get live updates and breaking news Follow Recode on Twitter so you don't miss a beat.
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Post-summit analysis, a huge ruling for AT&T and breaking news on the World Cup.
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"Breaking news: Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook just endorsed Donald Trump for re-election," the ads reads.
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"Breaking news: Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook just endorsed Donald Trump for re-election," Warren's ad reads.
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"Breaking news: Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook just endorsed Donald Trump for re-election," Warren's ad states.
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Unplugging from the relentless chug of breaking news for a week or so can be rejuvenating.
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BREAKING NEWS: Former FBI Director James Comey will be Stephen's guest on #LSSC on April 2628th.
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Ellen Mitchell contributed to this breaking news report, which was last updated at 12:26 p.m.
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For the latest in breaking news and analysis in the world of finance, please visit: dealbook.nytimes.com.
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You cover breaking news about all things tech — from Google to Facebook to Twitter to Uber.
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It's possible newspapers do a better job when they cite research when it's not breaking news.
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This team takes on both in-depth projects and quicker investigations in response to breaking news.
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" He added, "And since y'all love breaking news, here's some old news to break, I'm gay.
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" P.S. Statement by Rudy Giuliani, a lawyer for Trump: "BREAKING NEWS ALERT: Michael Cohen is a liar.
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Today in breaking news: a California pre-kindergarten student has recently been embarrassed by her wealthy grandmother.
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Lastly, we needed Flash in order to support our live content for breaking news and live events.
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With all this breaking news, we did want to pick your fine brain on all of that.
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NewsCar will help newsrooms get breaking news footage quickly, and in the right high definition, widescreen formats.
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The public response to this breaking news ranged from sympathy for suffering to rage toward those responsible.
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For example, Facebook has been testing letting media publishers issue "breaking news labels" when important stories hit.
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Increasingly, Snapchat has become a go-to source to get a first-person view of breaking news.
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We find ways to cover high school sports, breaking news, tax hikes, school budgets and local entertainment.
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This is a breaking news story, we will update it with more details as they become available.
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And some of Twitter's most memorable Moments haven't been about breaking news events, but goofy viral moments.
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We will break all of this down in tonight&aposs very, very important breaking news opening monologue.
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A fuzzy-wuzzy baby polar bear popping up in our Twitter feed is breaking news to us.
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The other issue is that YouTube's Content ID system isn't built to deal with breaking news events.
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But the act of curating snaps during breaking news events, even tragedies, is not rare to Snap.
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No, Hamilton tickets didn't drop to $50 a pop — this breaking news concerns (who else) Kylie Jenner.
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When it comes to breaking news, platforms like Facebook and Google tout themselves as willing, competent gatekeepers.
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Jonah Bromwich, a breaking news reporter for The Times in New York, discussed the tech he's using.
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Today, my "breaking news" tab had a lot of news on Bannon's exit from the White House.
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Breaking news: Google has removed Gab's Android app from the Google Play Store for "hate speech." pic.twitter.
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In an interview with British Vogue, Joffe revealed that Kawakubo originally "wasn't a fan" of 'Breaking News.
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The platform started adding "authoritative" context to its search results for breaking news stories earlier this year.
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We finish the show in the early evening unless it's really late-breaking news, very rare exceptions.
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Facebook, for example, has struggled to get into breaking news and just closed its Trending topics section.
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"You will see delays in real-time updates during sporting events and breaking news," the developers say.
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This is a breaking news story and will be updated with new information as it becomes available.
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Check email and scroll through my breaking news alerts to see what's happened while I've been asleep.
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It'll also show off lists of other channels "which share similar programming," like sports or breaking news.
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And it's using that power to talk about cheeseburger emojis on a morning of huge breaking news.
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But next, more on tonight&aposs breaking news as you heard exclusively from Rudy Giuliani right here.
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Jason Chaffetz, joins me with the breaking news and where this goes from here, and how quickly?
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Facebook saw the potential nightmare of the world "Periscoping" weddings, parties, sporting events and breaking-news moments.
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This is a breaking news story, we will update it with new information as it becomes available.
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The NFL Network also hosts a 30-minute show called #NFLBlitz covering breaking news and game highlights.
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Sit tight, buckle up, it&aposs time for tonight&aposs very important breaking news Singapore opening monologue.
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Breaking news: The products these stores are pushing the hardest aren't necessarily the best buys for you.
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I don't think it qualifies as breaking news to talk about the same thing every single hour.
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Pretend you are a reporter and get breaking news on your phone as soon as it happens.
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WHEN: TODAY, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22 WHERE: CNBC'S "POWER LUNCH" Following is breaking news from CNBC's David Faber.
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I write breaking news, including stories on Trump and events around the world and cover the markets.
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FAULKNER: A breaking news with that letter that you&aposre going to give to the FBI director.
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But at this point there is literally no justification for covering it like it's continuous breaking news.
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Kendall Jenner's Instagram is not generally where you go for breaking news in the Kardashian-Jenner clan.
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The revelation that someone you didn't know was Jewish was Jewish was breaking news of a sort.
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Chris Mills Rodrigo contributed to this breaking news report, which was last updated at 10:26 a.m.
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Two police officers were also shot, according to Breaking News Network, a service that monitors police scanners.
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Opinion by: Krystal Ball We've got some breaking news this morning, Deval PatrickDeval PatrickIs Joe Biden finished?
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As we watched 2018 breaking news returns, a subplot was rolling across the bottom of our screens.
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Instead of reporting breaking news, writers contextualize news and offer key takeaways meant to be conversation starters.
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Tuesday morning: Trump calls into Fox & Friends, which has become his usual forum for addressing breaking news.
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Twitter is working a dashboard that will show which events are coming up, including breaking news events.
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In a tweet, Twitter said that that the new feature will include breaking news, personalities and sports.
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It's not breaking news that women are catching up with men in terms of their drinking habits.
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In the coming months, as the storm lost its "breaking news" designation, the tragic stories didn't end.
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Beyond breaking news, I've found Twitter to be a great tool for conveying a sense of place.
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We have authoritative ranking, breaking news shows, right, so we have a bunch of different product solutions.
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Also, to cap off a chaotic day of breaking news, Jim Mattis resigned as secretary of defense.
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I'll be helming our running story on election night, so follow along for all the breaking news.
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Niko Koppel is a producer on the Immersive team, focusing on Augmented Reality experiences for breaking news.
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"Breaking news: Congressman Massie has tested positive for being an a-shole," Kerry said in a tweet.
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The California Sunday Magazine is more serious, often breaking news, and using high-quality photos and graphics.
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Bodies beginning to fall, first responders arriving on the scene, breaking news filtering out into the world.
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Takeaways from the Trump-Kim summit meeting, concessions on Brexit and breaking news on the World Cup.
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I remember my little brother and sister looking at my mom like: Wait, this is breaking news!
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Finally, the late-night comics didn't have much time to tackle Monday's late-breaking news from Washington.
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Friel outlines the alleged encounter in her upcoming memoir, Tonight At 10: Kicking Booze and Breaking News.
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Booker first weighed in on the breaking news Wednesday night on Twitter, calling for a special prosecutor.
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He wanted to break up CNN's daytime programming, which ran together as an endless breaking news cycle.
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So, a dozen candidates on the stage, a nonstop flood of Big Breaking News out of Washington.
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Sonia Moghe is a producer in CNN's New York bureau specializing in breaking news and digital storytelling.
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This was a "timely meeting" (rather than an "evergreen meeting"), in which they'd riff on breaking news.
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It has become commonplace for Chinese media to promptly and actively publish information when breaking news occurs.
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BREAKING NEWS: 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨Daniel Craig, will you return as James Bond?
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Details: According to Balcomb, The Daily experiences an increase in listenership when there is major, breaking news.
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This is a breaking news story and will be updated as and when more information becomes available.
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Snapchat and Twitter are using human editors to create event recaps, including summaries of breaking news events.
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Facebook may soon test a "red envelope" payments feature, and a new "breaking news" tag for stories.
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Today NBC said that, effective December 31, it would be closing down Breaking News, a social media newswire service that (surprise) delivers breaking news headlines, best known for its rapid-fire Twitter account but also delivering its content on a site and a mobile app with further links.
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Last month, The Times announced it was dividing its email alerts into two channels: Breaking News gives readers developing stories as they happen; and Top Stories gives subscribers breaking news plus special reports, investigative stories or live events in sports or politics if The Times deems them important.
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The "Breaking News" logo flashed up a total of 22017 times during the show, alternating with some images.
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She consistently misidentifies suspects during breaking news situations and, during the midterm elections, spread hoaxes about voter fraud.
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Today, pretty much everyone regularly uses the internet to read breaking news and stream the latest blockbuster films.
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Other DREAM Act Portal forum channels are used to share breaking news, personal stories and questions, and advice.
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Well, breaking news on the border, battle and the controversial policy to separate immigrant children from their parents.
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But first, a lot to get to, so sit tight for our breaking news -- Helsinki addition -- opening monologue.
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It's not exactly breaking news to say that animal print made one hell of a comeback last year.
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That is a distressing contrast to the network's one-time position as a prime purveyor of breaking news.
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Shannon, you now had a chance to catch your breath after that breaking news at 563 o&aposclock.
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But breaking news of Russian UN Ambassador Vitaly Churkin's death ripped through the UN system like a thunderbolt.
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Another benefit of getting up on stage the second night is the possibility of addressing any breaking news.
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" BREAKING NEWS: "I heard humans can take a dip in the water in this heat, but robots cannot.
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They have to- I do think we underestimate how people- Andrea Mitchell: ... be pegged more to breaking news.
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BREAKING NEWS: High Court overturns previous decision and grants IWGB permission to proceed with its case against Deliveroo!!!
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Not-so-breaking news from the world of celebrity gossip: Kimye and T-Swift are at it again!
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JF: And now it's time for subjects line with special guest breaking news editor David Mack, resident Australian.
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In the chaos of an unfolding tragedy, it is no longer a helpful place to follow breaking news.
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In the breaking news rush my discussing, even skeptically, incoming from rival campaigns was, in a word, stupid.
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But on Saturday morning in a cafe on the tournament grounds, a breaking news story penetrated Raonic's bubble.
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When breaking news hits, the first instinct for many is to run to social media for more information.
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BREAKING NEWS: Russia's Central Bank call emergency meeting as ruble plunges for second day running, breaking 1998 lows.
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European markets declined Friday as investors monitored the latest coronavirus developments and breaking news on the corporate front.
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The company's website advertises breaking news alerts and updates about events like shootings, terror attacks, and natural disasters.
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That Rio "robbery" that turned into international breaking news was actually a product of adult men behaving carelessly.
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Well I'm sure that will go great... 2017 is basically one long, anxiety-inducing, pertinacious breaking news event.
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Twitter, with about 140 million daily users, plays a crucial role in breaking news and disseminating eyewitness content.
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This isn't exactly breaking news; the streaming music company announced this change was coming months and months ago.
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It's no surprise, not breaking news, but he's a very dear friend of mine, and he's a mentor.
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There are times, especially in breaking news, where I'm reading a script someone else has handed to me.
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It will include short-form videos that feature breaking news, analysis, reporting and newsmaker interviews around the world.
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" A breaking news header highlighted on the main pages states "Tulsi Takes Google to Court Over Election Interference.
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In the middle of the interview, a producer handed a note to Mitchell that flagged some breaking news.
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But first, it&aposs time for tonight&aposs breaking news, jam-packed, buckle your seat belt opening monologue.
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Each new breaking news situation is an opportunity for trolls to grab attention, provoke emotions, and spread propaganda.
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The following photos from staff photographers at Thomson Reuters won the 2016 Pulitzer Prize in Breaking News Photography.
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Editor's Note: For more breaking news and scoops from Jonathan Swan, sign up here for Axios Sneak Peek.
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For example, YouTube adjusted its search algorithm to center trusted news sources for breaking news queries in September.
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He was a star network producer who was always jetting off to foreign lands to cover breaking news.
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Beyond that, Couric also covers breaking news, broadcasting live during events such as the State of the Union.
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Another aspect of my internship was working on the breaking-news desk, where I assisted on many shoots.
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Grab some popcorn and set those breaking news alerts to silent — one bonkers administration at a time, folks.
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The record-breaking news was also celebrated by the man who donated the bottle, Hollywood agent Shep Gordon.
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Then, later on in the show a surprise guest pops in to give us breaking news on Android.
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Instead, YouTube's new design shows videos in shelves like Breaking News and Top News, when it makes sense.
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In these moments, you see how prepared the networks are... or are not... for big breaking news stories.
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ABC Breaking News | Latest News Videos "If you look at his wife, she was standing there," Trump said.
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Breaking News: There was a shooting in the 3rd quarter of the Camden/Pleasantville state playoff football game.
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"My political team saw CNN's report breaking news and they forwarded that report to our volunteers," Cruz said.
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At NBC, he earned the nickname "Iron Pants" for marathon stretches at the anchor's desk during breaking news.
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After listening to our community today, we have decided to remove the mission 'Breaking News' from the game.
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But as they say on cable, we've just gotten word of some breaking news — and it's not pretty.
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Breaking news: The Trump White House is not exactly home to the best and the brightest legal minds.
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For more breaking news and scoops on both sides of Pennsylvania Avenue, sign up for Axios Sneak Peek.
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Stories geofenced to one area could be made for certain occasions, such as breaking news events and concerts.
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The Sanders article was not a breaking news story, but rather a look back at his legislative record.
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But we also ... We've been making curated playlists of real breaking news so ... The title changes every day.
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So, more often than is tolerable, breaking news in football turns out to be nothing of the sort.
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This is definitively not breaking news, even if any consequent developments might still be considered worthy of note.
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Reporters at E&E and the New York Times climate desk are staying on top of breaking news.
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As the original WNYC Breaking News Consumer's Handbook pointed out four years ago, multiple spree shooters are rare.
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For all its faults, Twitter remains the dominant online destination for breaking news and in-the-moment discussion.
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It posted looping videos that were months or years old but presented them as breaking news, he said.
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He always kept an ear out for breaking news and for nuggets of truth in Kinshasa's endless rumors.
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We started with the then-breaking news of China's detention of Michael Kovrig, an on-leave Canadian diplomat.
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We've covered the transit turmoil, the cases in our courts and the breaking news that drives each day.
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Bethany has been breaking news all week about craft chains' resistance to shutting down amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Pittsburgh project was the first time the Tablet had dispatched a team for a breaking news event.
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Its action is so vivid that you seem to be consuming (imagine Wolf Blitzer's voice here) breaking news.
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Yes, it's a fine story — they just forgot to call it 'breaking news' and have a countdown clock.
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One of Harnden's most significant — and eyebrow raising — moves was his hire for breaking news editor: Jon Nicosia.
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This has the defect of constant blaring klaxons announcing "Breaking news" to learn later that it was unimportant.
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So when possible, especially on important breaking news, I try to touch base by phone with the reporters.
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Breaking News: A.G. Sulzberger, 85033, will succeed his father as New York Times publisher, the company's top job.
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Some also note that it was just re-engineered so breaking news can move at a faster pace.
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Breaking news stories can be unreliable because nobody — including government officials and other authorities — knows what's going on.
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The problem isn't the CNN "breaking news" headlines that increase blood pressure for the political addicts among us.
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The attack was a reminder of how inaccurate information can spread in the immediate aftermath of breaking news.
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El-Oh-El. I'm on the road a lot for work and persistently on call for breaking news.
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And it's not exactly breaking news that the Jim Crow South had a horribly racist criminal justice system.
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What else has "breaking news" taught us except our state of watching and wondering and even wanting more?
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Story developing ... BREAKING NEWS: Shots fired at shopping center in Munich, Germany; people run for shelter. pic.twitter.com/Uev3wbyQuH
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Reuters and The New York Times shared the breaking news photography award for images of the European refugee crisis.
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So take a breather from checking your breaking news notifications, and instead, gaze lovingly at these good, innocent creatures.
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Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today: 1.
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We&aposre going to have more throughout the hour as it comes to us, so that breaking news first.
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Twitter may be the fastest platform for getting breaking news, but it's also the one most riddled with disinformation.
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Apparently Draper hasn't heard the breaking news that California is a representative democracy where each resident gets one vote.
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The theatrics of Argentina's politics also doesn't inspire confidence, and breaking news can often send the peso on nosedives.
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Twitter is also testing a new way to show people more tweets about breaking news events, according to BuzzFeed.
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And social mania may be ideal for mainlining breaking news, but it's not great at providing meaning and context.
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To demonstrate, Cui flicks through the app, showing me breaking news about the launch of a new walking frame.
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And the breaking news today is Mueller is just now starting investigating Russian collusion, which isn&apost a crime.
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Under Trump, there's no shortage of breaking news and presidential tweets to keep you entertained and horrified 24/7.
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The company compiled one of its first breaking news feeds following the shooting in San Bernardino in December 2015.
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Another section will focus on the latest developments — meaning breaking news headlines and stories related to election night coverage.
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Established in 1917, the prizes are given in 21 categories, which include breaking news photography, fiction and editorial writing.
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With so many Latino Democrats milling about, the full gamut of reactions to the breaking news was on display.
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In a world of breaking news , it's easy to report something based off information allegedly obtained by other outlets.
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The news was first broken publicly by Cory Bergman, Breaking News' co-founder and GM, appropriately enough on Twitter.
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Remember: We often see fake social media profiles created for suspects in the wake of a breaking news situation.
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I want to get your reaction to this breaking news from North Korea and their objection to these exercises.
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A real, bonafide vacation with no breaking news allowed, her favorite bottle of red, and a good lime souffle.
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The shows will include a mix of live and breaking news as well as longer-form series and features.
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ABC Breaking News | Latest News Videos Hochhalter spoke with Denver's 9News about her decision to reach out to Sue.
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This makes sense considering social media's helpfulness in spreading information (sometimes incorrectly) in real-time events and breaking news.
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ABC Breaking News | Latest News Videos "Be careful what you wish for," responds World News Tonight anchor David Muir.
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The live airing will also keep viewers informed of breaking news and updates as Irma continues to batter Florida.
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It's not breaking news, but the cost of producing pennies and nickels is still higher than their face value.
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" The company added: "However, every breaking news event is unique and there are no reference files provided in advance.
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We have a lot of real news to get to and tonight&aposs breaking news full hour opening monologue.
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You can follow their updates and breaking news from the event in real-time via our liveblog right here.
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Joining us now in studio responding to all this breaking news, it is President Trump&aposs attorney, Rudy Giuliani.
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I was selected to work on CNBC's Digital Breaking News team as a fellow during the summer of 2016.
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I also wrote breaking-news stories in company earnings, which is a quarterly report on a public company's performance.
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How it works: Hope sends breaking news alerts to users via text message or on their phone's internet browser.
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In a mock breaking news broadcast, actress Kellee Stewart announces that there is an epidemic wiping out America's workforce.
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Today we've been covering breaking news using our anchors who've been in Cleveland, but our reporters have been elsewhere.
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Breena Kerr is a journalist based in the San Francisco Bay Area covering breaking news, culture, travel and health.
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Just like Music, News is also getting a big update with breaking news notifications and subscriptions in iOS 10.
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"Fox News Update," meanwhile, will be geared towards providing breaking news and reporting the big stories of the day.
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She was also part of the Los Angeles Times team that received The Pulitzer Prize for breaking news coverage.
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Much of the site's growth can be attributed to social media, aggressive aggregation and a premium on breaking news.
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First off, we know that working breaking news can be a pressure-filled environment that produces many honest mistakes.
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We're really cautious, I would say, in breaking news situations exactly because we don't want to veer into alarm.
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I heard about the rallies first through friends from back home who frantically texted me the breaking news headlines.
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Everyone was scrambling with late-breaking news across time zones, many moving parts, and both print and web deadlines.
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"Every day seems to be breaking news when it comes to dealing with the government down there," said Torres.
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The TV-style Snapchat show launched just four months ago and offered breaking news and headlines at 6 p.m.
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On the YouTube front, it's added a "breaking news" summary on its homepage and has expanded YouTubeTV as well.
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Ed. note: This is a breaking news story and will continue to be updated as additional information comes in.
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Publishers in the test can label Instant Articles, mobile and web links, and Facebook Live content as breaking news.
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Readers will also be able to provide feedback when they don't think a story warrants a breaking news tag.
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Breaking news: Random people haphazardly testing something do worse than trained scientists formally measuring that thing, more at 11.
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The new deal will bring live video and breaking news from the BBC's U.K. election coverage to Twitter's network.
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Users can sign up for breaking news notifications, which allows users to stay on top of major news events.
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He reports on them as breaking news, pulling together the details of the drop and the most newsworthy lyrics.
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Michael Landy: Breaking News – New York continues at Sperone Westwater (257 Bowery, Lower East Side, Manhattan) through December 20.
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Recently, we had a ton of breaking news out of California, where the majority of my reporters are based.
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That's the company that scrapes the internet for breaking news and then sends it to you in real time.
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Analysts, money managers and CEOs explain their strategies, share opinions, and provide an inside perspective on breaking news stories.
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A tap on the tablet's "breaking news" button shifts the room's lighting from a soothing blue to urgent red.
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Others differentiate the stringer by more raw reporting in chaotic, breaking news situations, like fires, bombings and other emergencies.
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We're live, breaking news during the day, and the smartest, most insightful opinion space we can create at night.
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In other breaking news, great gaydar is nothing to brag about; it only means that you're often a busybody.
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I was a begrudging, late adopter of Slack, but it's been a godsend in the midst of breaking news.
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In addition to working as chief news anchor, Smith had been managing editor of the network's breaking news unit.
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As is common with major breaking news, some reports were inaccurate or false, layering anxiety on top of grief.
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Reporters set up text chains to ensure that they didn't miss any breaking news on lunch or bathroom breaks.
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Liam is a member of the Times's Express Team, a department in New York that jumps on breaking news.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Here is a meme that briefly made the rounds on Afghan social media: "Breaking news," it reads.
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Leading our breaking news division with a signature hour has enormous value to me, personally, and to our audience.
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"This is all breaking news, in other words, what the Congress is going to put before him," she added.
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The pictures saw Reuters jointly win the 20183 Pulitzer Prize for breaking news photography with The New York Times.
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The following morning on Channel One, after a kitschy variety show, the network cut to breaking news from Chechnya.
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"Trump's border wall may be shorter than first advertised," concurred a CNN headline in reporting this week's breaking news.
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The Times produced a large breaking news package, featuring articles, photos and videos at the top of the homepage.
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The first journalists trickling into the New York headquarters work on the Express desk, The Times's breaking news hub.
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The funny story, they day the deal was announced in 2016, October 2016, we're about to go into breaking news coverage about the deal happening, I'm on the phone with Randall Stephenson and Jeff Bewkes interviewing them, and the breaking news music starts and I had to hang up on Randall and Bewkes.
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Breaking news tonight, the Hhouse judiciary committee is going to subpoena Trump-hating FBI agent Peter Strzok over the weekend.
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"Breaking news: The Senate has just taken a major step toward repealing the Affordable Care Act," the headline read. Fear.
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I remember I had the TV on at 5 am studying for an exam and they went to breaking news.
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The Mainstream does not cover breaking news, she said, and most of her students are not likely to become journalists.
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So, in light of today&aposs breaking news, yes, it&aposs time for another "Hannity" history lesson to bring you.
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In the meantime, CNN journalists could still use Snapchat and contribute to Our Stories, curations of snaps on breaking news.
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Sit tight, stay tuned, buckle up, we&aposre gaining huge momentum in tonight&aposs very important breaking news opening monologue.
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In 2006 he and his team won the Pulitzer Prize for Breaking News Photography for their coverage of Hurricane Katrina.
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Aside from sports, I've found the feature to be handy for comparing coverage of breaking news events across different networks.
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In Subject Line, deputy director of breaking news David Mack breaks down the week's headlines according to Kylie Minogue lyrics.
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"It's hard to call something breaking news if happens with metronomic regularity," a Fox source told BuzzFeed News' Steven Perlberg.
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YouTube announced today it will begin showing text-based, written articles at the top of search results during breaking news.
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Basically what it does is provide us with a continuously updating feed of tweets that have breaking news in them.
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She'll leave both at the end of August for a new role at ABC focused on reporting and breaking news.
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Then, head of breaking news Tom Namako breaks down a couple of the stories that are on his mind today.
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Karl Sharro is the author of And Then God Created the Middle East and Said "Let There Be Breaking News."
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Now the watch can show notifications from over 100 apps, including breaking news, flight alerts, or messages from social apps.
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Something so important it trumps all other breaking news of the day: Centineo debuted his baby voice to the masses.
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But after installing it and walking through the curation process, I've grown to appreciate the desktop notifications for breaking news.
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The Trump Tower meeting isn&apost the only breaking news story that is actually embarrassing to the destroy Trump media.
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HANNITY: When we come back, former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich weighs in on tonight&aposs big breaking news.
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This isn't the first time late-breaking news about an investigation came right toward the end of a presidential campaign.
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CNBC will engage across Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat to share election results and breaking news updates in real time.
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If you're not one of the handful of journalists invited, however, there's still hope to catch all the breaking news.
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The former director found out from TVs running the breaking news while he was in the FBI's Los Angeles office.
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Season two of AXIOS will continue to feature a unique mix of breaking news content, exclusive interviews and short profiles.
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It's a feature that could come in handy for everything from breaking news to live weather event reports and sports.
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They make up stories based on unnamed, unverified and unreliable sources and that becomes the breaking news of the day.
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The stakes are high, there's a lot of breaking news, and the US voting system isn't always the most intuitive.
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Six years later, I'm a CNN correspondent covering what I'm most passionate about — breaking news and the criminal justice system.
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The current web version of Snap Maps leaves out the friends, and instead emphasizes the breaking news and entertainment content.
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For more breaking news on the latest awards, most lauded albums, and leading music of today, follow Noisey on Twitter.
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Last year, Twitter introduced more algorithms to the once purely chronological feed, and it's been experimenting with breaking news alerts.
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Be the first to get our exclusive take on: legislative tracking, hearings coverage, policy decisions, key players and breaking news.
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I regularly watch videos, and read breaking news updates, saved Instapaper articles, and Kindle books on my 4.7-inch phone.
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These are events that are so on par with their subjects that you assume the breaking news is old news.
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Twitter even tried to take it a step further with EventParrot, an account that offered to DM you breaking news.
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Why it matters: Pressure is building on social media companies to better manage the spread of misinformation during breaking news.
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Now if there's breaking news and Shannon Sharpe and I agree on our take on it, we'll just do it.
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Be the first to get our exclusive take on: legislative tracking, hearings coverage, policy decisions, key players and breaking news.
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We have breaking news on that 2016 Trump Tower meeting with supposedly Russian agents, you know Natalia Veselnitskaya, lawyer-gal.
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The new apps will include new personalization features, continuous reading breaking news alerts, and a dark mode for night reading.
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It's also expanding mobile push notifications beyond breaking news to including other relevant and timely content based on users' interests.
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The Washington Post will be the first content partner to provide breaking news updates throughout the day on Snapchat Discover.
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It's incredibly important to be skeptical regarding anything relating to 4chan (essentially a troll factory) during a breaking news cycle.
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In breaking news, I rely on Twitter and Dataminr, which monitors Twitter for newsworthy patterns, to keep track of developments.
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Today, Daniel Victor, a reporter who covers breaking news and culture, writes on the conversations he's heard recently among men.
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It was, without a doubt, the kind of breaking news The Times considers important to delve into quickly and thoroughly.
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Unless there is breaking news, the last editions of the print paper have closed and only a handful of nytimes.
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Unofficial accounts in breaking news are almost always inaccurate, and social media can amplify the echo chamber of incorrect details.
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And they were kind of jealous of the way that Twitter had become the news system, the breaking news system.
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And never with such a focus on scoops, with publishers increasingly competing with media outlets in the breaking news business.
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The groom, 29, is a domain-expert manager at Dataminr, a Twitter-based breaking news and analysis company in Manhattan.
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When we have too many big breaking news stories, it is harder to see when the really significant news happens.
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But for some time, a Washington Post logo with the caption "Breaking News" has been popping onto my laptop's screen.
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It also recommended they stay on top of correcting the record and implementing incident response plans during breaking news situations.
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I can't explain why, in the heat of breaking news, I thought covering John Podesta's hacked emails was any different.
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Notifications on your phone and computer are great for keeping up to date with breaking news, weather and traffic updates.
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As always with important breaking news, we would love to know how you will be addressing it in your classroom.
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He will also "lead all breaking news coverage," Fox said, which includes traveling to the scene of major news events.
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In late breaking news, Democrats announced the plan to lay out articles of impeachment against the President on Tuesday morning.
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On CNBC, a "BREAKING NEWS: TRUMP TWEET" graphic would spin out onscreen as soon as the words left his thumbs.
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He said he mostly covers politics, breaking news and entertainment, but allowed that he really covered whatever struck his fancy.
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"We had everybody involved, from investigative reporters to artists to breaking news reporters," said Neil Chase, the paper's executive editor.
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At the time, I was a 24-year-old producer traveling the country, covering breaking news and the 2016 election.
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For example, it could become lucrative to get up breaking news even faster, before it's been properly vetted and confirmed.
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I'd be completely out of reach from workaholic bosses or temperamental editors and oblivious to breaking news on the ground.
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It's not breaking news to say retailers, especially those with exposure to the shopping mall, have been hurting of late.
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Although no subject rivals Mr Trump for sustained interest, readership about him on specific days often lagged behind breaking news.
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I'm on Twitter pretty consistently throughout the day to keep up with breaking news and what people are talking about.
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As correspondents, our weeks and months can be unpredictable because we have to balance longer-term projects with breaking news.
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However, Wikipedia's own breaking news page noted that the site is not well-equipped to handle this type of situation.
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Breaking News Today, which even has a verified tick from YouTube, alone has netted almost 150 million views since 2016.
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SD: You know, when we first starting doing push alerts, it was big, you know, three-alarm-siren, breaking news.
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CNN will update the show with breaking news throughout the evening and early morning before the next day's episode airs.
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Just about every story that captivated the campaign either began on Twitter or got its viral energy there; a breaking news event wasn't really a breaking news event until it was a tweet that could be passed around and commented on, and only then would it hit the wider online and television news circuit.
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The FBI would receive "a limited version of our breaking news alerting product" starting December 1, according to a Dataminr statement.
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Facebook also creates a dedicated page where users can check in on friends in the affected area and see breaking news.
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Natalie Savage, the protagonist of this whip-smart and timely novel, adores the non-stop demands that come with breaking news.
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The BJP's WhatsApp strategy also allows the party to react instantly to breaking news to gin up nationalist fervor and angst.
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I love it when there's breaking news and we throw out the pre-written scripts and I'm required to ad lib.
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" A television at a falafel shop plays a June 20163 story: "Breaking news: Live Anthrax may have been shipped to Pentagon.
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" A television at a falafel shop plays a June 2015 story: "Breaking news: Live Anthrax may have been shipped to Pentagon.
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" The gaffe cracked up her fellow panelists, with Sheinelle Jones joking, "Breaking news!" before asking, "Anything you want to talk about?
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"Breaking news: Lindsey Buckingham is out but I'm not in," he wrote in a since-deleted post first spotted by Variety.
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Live Action called it "breaking" news on Facebook and Twitter (they also amusingly quoted West as saying "Gosh, they're now killed").
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I can't remember which consonant I lost, but it seemed pretty vital to the delivery of breaking news at the time.
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So we're bringing in Tom Namako, breaking news editor, a man whose entire life is geared towards this overwhelming news environment.
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It's also testing Stories that let you go Live, which could be useful for breaking news publishers if they get access.
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One link of breaking news might hang suspended in your feed, hurtling through time like when astronauts do zero-gravity somersaults.
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Here's breaking news reporter Talal Ansari with Nidhi Prakash, who's been on the ground covering this story for nearly a year.
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And though their words may suggest an unwavering commitment to delivering reliable breaking news, the platforms' actions frequently undermine those ambitions.
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Keep checking the Axios health care news stream for what happens next, and sign up for our breaking news alerts here.
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"Working with a young staff with limited experience in putting live, breaking news on the air was amazing," Furnad recently said.
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Pelley, who joined the network in 1989, will also report major stories and breaking news events across the CBS News Division.
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Modern news media is designed to bombard viewers with breaking news and discrete pieces of information that briefly capture audiences' attention.
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You'll also get Explore updates when Snapchat posts in Our Stories, which are usually tied to larger events and breaking news.
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"Family members are devastated to hear the breaking news and have requested privacy at this very difficult time," read the statement.
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Following the Paris attacks in November, Snapchat began to more intensely consider its potential with breaking news and hard news stories.
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The feature will also show Explore updates for Our Story snaps, including breaking news and other events from around the world.
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This is an ongoing breaking news story, meaning the facts are likely to change as events continue and new information emerges.
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Facebook's filtered feed might be worse for real-time breaking news streams, and the re-sharing isn't a big thing there.
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Hillary -- breaking news: Hillary, she says she still thinks about the 22018 election and says she&aposs not over it. Wow.
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Chris is currently at CNN where he oversees all digital video content, including breaking news, feature content, and original premium series.
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This has only happened a few times for reliable sources because normally on Sunday mornings we're not affected by breaking news.
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Why it matters: To date, Al Jazeera has mostly focused on hard news topics, like politics, breaking news and current events.
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With more than 1.7 billion active users per month, the social giant has the ability to redefine how breaking news unfolds.
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They can also embed the links in blog posts to be able to publish breaking news with a Live video inside.
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That was President Trump&aposs attorney Rudy Giuliani minutes ago on "Justice" discussing the breaking news on the Trump-Cohen tape.
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TRANSCRIPT CARL AZUZ, CNN 10 ANCHOR: There was some breaking news Thursday night as we produced this edition of CNN 10.
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And the company says Snap Map could work like Twitter, breaking news on the app before it hits the mainstream media.
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The combination of breaking news on stage and brand new companies in the Battlefield competition draws in the media and investors.
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The one-hour show called AM to DM is hosted by BuzzFeed and is planned to feature breaking news and guests.
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And because early voters tend to be partisan, it's not likely that late-breaking news would change many of their minds.
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WHEN: Today, Monday, March 21st WHERE: CNBC's "Fast Money" Following is the unofficial transcript of breaking news from CNBC's Scott Wapner.
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The outlet will update their channel throughout the day, seven days a week, cementing itself as Snapchat's first breaking news partner.
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Thursday marks the official start to the Geneva International Motor Show, but we'll be there breaking news as early as Monday.
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Twitter has been working to make it easier to follow breaking news events and other culturally significant happenings for some time.
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Previously, live stories were highly curated and limited to location-specific events like sports games, breaking news and other planned events.
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WHEN: Today, Wednesday, February 3rd WHERE: CNBC's "Closing Bell" Following is the unofficial transcript of breaking news from CNBC's David Faber.
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He most recently was Fox's EVP in charge of hard news programming, breaking news, political coverage, debates and hard news specials.
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There's a commitment to journalistic integrity and breaking news that it's only continued to double down, as Mashable reported last month.
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While typically the addition of a new channel isn't ground-breaking news, this is actually a fairly competitive move from Sling.
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Facebook is going to create a new news section in its video streaming platform Facebook Watch to feature breaking news stories.
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Goldman developed LiveCurrent largely due to the upsurge of non-secure SMS and social media services for messaging and breaking news.
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Confusingly, the breaking-news hyperventilation in our press has illustrated quite how full of mirages and odd diversions this process is.
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"A limited version of our breaking news alerting product is also available to the FBI [among other clients]," the statement reads.
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These stories deserve to be flagged lest they get lost in the avalanche of breaking news that defines the Trump era.
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You see, about five years ago, I decided to totally ignore the stock market, especially breaking news about the stock market.
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Our newsroom was honored on Monday with awards for international reporting and breaking news photography, and had 10 finalists over all.
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Disney's ESPN network plans a Twitter version of its flagship "SportsCenter" TV show with breaking news and analysis, the statement said.
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Apparently it takes more than six years for the esteemed Gray Lady to understand the facts of a breaking news story.
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Finally, Yahoo will let you track stories of interest, which is useful when trying to stay on top of breaking news.
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He helped extend the morning news show to seven days -- serving as weekend anchor and handling breaking news during the week.
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This commentary has been revised and updated to reflect breaking news events after the article was first published late Thursday afternoon.
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Rohrabacher made the unsubstantiated comments while appearing on Fox Business on Tuesday, during the network's breaking news coverage of the shooting.
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The nonpartisan group will have Russia material available for its visitors, as well as a daily newsletter and breaking news updates.
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Make no mistake, though this originates with football, the end result will be that breaking news is permanently ruined for everyone.
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It gives you bite-size pieces of information from your favorite breaking news, entertainment, and lifestyle media outlets (ahem — like us).
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For publishers, the "breaking news" tag helps elevate breaking stories in real time, which should elevate those stories on the platform.
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It's a hideously undesigned, totally warped wonderland of diverse opinions, where breaking news emerges and pop culture fans create alternate realities.
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Imagine if Discover focused on giving you direct access to journalists and broadcasters for their professional take on today's breaking news.
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Her speech is interrupted by breaking news: Tibet is free, and CNN reports that Montez is responsible for brokering the deal.
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And that's interesting to me, because what it says to me, especially as a CNN-er, our DNA is breaking news.
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"Some press coverage has mischaracterized my intentions in responding to breaking news presented to me during a live interview," he said.
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Reporter: Breaking news at this hour from Orlando, where there are reports of a shooting at a nightclub in that city.
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Also, we're following breaking news about the crash of an Ethiopian Airlines jet, which killed the more than 103 people aboard.
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Breaking news: At least 11 people were killed in a shooting at a municipal center in Virginia Beach, the police said.
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I constantly scan social media — Twitter, mostly — for news, and in breaking news situations I sometimes find sources to quote there.
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But it also served as an image of automation run amok, of decades of breaking news finally resulting in broken news.
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Also — and this really should be in our breaking-news section — I got the rebus right away and all by myself.
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I primarily oversee California and parts of the West, but also handle a lot of our coverage of major breaking news.
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Yet, the woman, dubbed "Killer Kelly" by the media, was once a staple of breaking news updates and newspaper front pages.
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It's still not clear who is behind the page "North Carolina Breaking News" classified itself as a "satire/parody" Facebook page.
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More breaking news: But Google is shutting down its social network after a data breach it reportedly never told anyone about.
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You can set your iPhone or Android device for breaking news alerts, or sign up here to get them by email.
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Whether it was breaking news on the events in Charlottesville, Va. last weekend, science reporting on how to watch the Aug.
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More Democrat/Crooked Media con.......Breaking News: The Ukrainian Government just said they weren't pressured at all during the 'nice' call.
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On FOX News Sunday: Mark Esper reacts to breaking news in Syria in the wake of President Trump pulling back troops.
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Google will also create the Disinfo Lab with Harvard's Kennedy School aimed at clarifying misinformation during elections and breaking news moments.
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In 2018, for instance, we're more likely to find out about a breaking news story via a website than a newspaper.
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Participants will gain experience working in the control room during a live broadcast, working directly with reporters and covering breaking news.
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The newspaper was awarded with the 2019 Pulitzer Prize in Breaking News reporting for its "immersive, compassionate coverage" of the Oct.
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It is not exactly breaking news that this president is dishonest and hyperbolic, prone to claiming things on Twitter without evidence.
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But we do not live in normal times, and so, late last month, Roger Stone became an avatar of Breaking News.
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"I'm still learning how to say things like 'allegedly' or 'it's being said' when I'm describing breaking news," Ms. Villarreal said.
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"I'm not looking for breaking news on your show, but frankly the waterboarding if it was up to me," Trump said.
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As long as live sports, breaking news, and politics exist, so will an audience that can't skip past a commercial break.
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"Some press coverage has mischaracterized my intentions in responding to breaking news presented to me in a live interview," he said.
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" Using words related to a breaking news event, politician, or celebrity for personal gain is what researcher Joan Donovan dubbed "keyword squatting.
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ABC Breaking News | Latest News VideosPeyton Manning isn't in a hurry to decide whether he's retiring after his incredible Super Bowl win.
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The Los Angeles Times won the breaking news award for its coverage of the massacre by Islamist militants in San Bernardino, California.
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The phones were also equipped with Mojo, a proprietary app Reuters uses to capture and deliver breaking news as video and photos.
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BARTIROMO: I want to start right with the breaking news of the week, and that is Justice Anthony Kennedy announcing his retirement.
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It's really not Twitter -- it's -- Twitter goes on television, or if they have breaking news, I'll tweet, I'll say 'Watch this -- boom.
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Twitter is starting to show live, local news broadcasts in a livestreaming window next to its timeline during major breaking news events.
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But for an unfolding breaking news event with lives at stake, it's hard to see the value of being glued to Twitter.
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In theory Smith would be in charge of anchoring big breaking news stories throughout the day, but this rarely happened in practice.
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Smith "is the best breaking news anchor on TV. A fantastic coworker and mentor," former Fox correspondent Conor Powell tweeted on Friday.
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We created a 'Breaking News' shelf on the YouTube homepage that serves up content from reliable news sources after a major event.
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YouTube also announced today it will begin showing a "Top News" and "Breaking News" shelf in search results during major news events.
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This would include things like breaking news, highlights, fantasy projections, pre-game updates, key storylines, team power rankings, and more, Twitter said.
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But YouTube still is cited as slow to identify misinformation amid major global breaking news events when video bloggers quickly upload commentary.
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This is a breaking story I hoped I'd never report: NBC News has decided to shut down Breaking News effective Dec 0003.
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It sounds like Breaking News had been trying out different revenue models, for example working with business clients to provide tailored information.
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Typically, new scenes will arrive quietly in the Genies app, with notifications reserved for huge breaking news or batched digests of updates.
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And accept the fact that by limiting your smartphone use, you're going to miss out on certain invitations, breaking news, or gossip.
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For the uneasy combination of gradually unfurling disasters like climate change and the 24-hour cycle of breaking news, there is ennuipocalypse.
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BREAKING NEWS: I am so saddened to report that the Queen of Soul and my good friend, Aretha Franklin is gravely ill.
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Beyond its emphasis on the proliferation of violent headlines, Breaking News: Cassils explodes the pretense of objectivity endemic to the news business.
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Breaking News: Cassils continues at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University (230 Fenway, Boston) through October 15.
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These kinds of stories are always hard to write and make me wonder just how long I can stay in breaking news.
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I just think the breaking news banners and the extent of the coverage made it sound like these were huge new bombshells.
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Twitter is often at its best during breaking news events when it becomes the quickest place to find updates on what's happening.
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I had a list of excuses: What if there was a Slack message about a breaking news story I needed to cover?
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I think I heard it from breaking news and I called up -- I didn't see it -- so I called up the campaign.
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FOX News' "Fox News Update" will focus on up-to-the minute breaking news and the most compelling stories of the day.
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We have more major breaking news surrounding Bruce Ohr and Christopher Steele and now Steele&aposs boss, Fusion GPS founder Glen Simpson.
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Breaking news tonight, the White House flexing its muscles on the world stage fighting for the freedom of a man of faith.
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And coming up, former White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus will be here, another great guest for a breaking news night.
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But while that may upset a subset of the world's Kardashian fans, another mistake is the app now seemingly burying breaking news.
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Areas where there's a popular event or breaking news is taking place, will show up on the map in patches of color.
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Most notably, the WSJ says Dataminr still has a $255,000 contract with the Department of Homeland Security for its breaking-news service.
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Alas, no—just a breaking news notification that Trump had garnered the approval of yet another one of his unprogressive cabinet picks.
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And keep checking The Hill tonight for the latest breaking news on the appointment of a special counsel for the Russia probe.
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The Reuters photography staff also won the breaking news photography award in 2016 for photos of Middle Eastern refugees arriving in Europe.
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ET for the PEOPLE custom flash briefing, which will include the latest breaking news in entertainment, hosted by PEOPLE Now's Jeremy Parsons.
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Most important of all, an array of Indian TV channels cover these visits as rolling breaking news with blow-by-blow updates.
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Both had the ability to shift from hosting a light-hearted show to covering breaking news, including on the morning of Sept.
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This might be a case, in his mind, of the news media fulfilling its constant need for breaking news and political drama.
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Plus, The Junk Food Aisle has a pretty good track record when it comes to breaking news about new candy and cookies.
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It's a professional tool for following breaking news, sharing insights, finding story ideas, and promoting work, but it's also more than that.
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She is a former breaking news editor for the Jerusalem Post and a former editor-in-chief of the Baltimore Jewish Times.
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"We're coming on the air with major breaking news in the Russia investigation," Stephanopoulos said... And you know the rest by now.
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Ellis also lightly scolded the press, asking them not to disrupt the proceedings by running out of the room with breaking news.
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Earlier this year, the company said it was testing ways to display news including a 'breaking news label' and 'Today In' features.
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Misinformation, particularly during breaking news situations, is not a new problem, but Albright noted that this week was definitely a low point.
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We can segment audiences, and for people who have opted in to particular channels for breaking news, we can target within that.
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He later issued a statement apologizing for his reaction to the breaking news, saying he did not mean to disrespect the president.
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Second, the president and his staff must take the breaking news of the day seriously, lest allies doubt and adversaries cease fearing.
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She manages the daily news flow on the CNBC Newsdesk, assigning reporters, editing scripts and deploying network assets to cover breaking news.
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NBC acquired the Breaking News app in 2009, maintained it for several years, and then shut it down for good in 2016.
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The company has gone on to pioneer the mix of breaking news, entertainment and shareable content that so many others have copied.
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Breaking news to the public is a form of theatre, and it takes a decent grasp of stagecraft to make it work.
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Breaking News' moves through time to the War on Terror with artists Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin's collaborative book War Primer 2.
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Why it matters: Breaking news has consistently been difficult for tech platforms to manage, making it a prime opportunity for misinformation campaigns.
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It's not exactly breaking news at this point that the president loves to talk in big numbers, but hates to get specific.
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Via Snapchat Discover, VICE offered users a combination of breaking news as well as cultural programming from musicians, artists, innovators and personalities.
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Take 92 feet of ticker tape, the spools of paper that used to deliver breaking news from around the world to newsrooms.
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The short-attention-span jolt of Twitter is perfect for a few specialized things: breaking news, viral links — and presidential hissy fits.
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Our online media ecosystems seemed designed (intentionally or not) to promote them over real news stories in the wake of breaking news.
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For four minutes, a breaking-news animation alternated random still pictures with tracking shots of a presenter who sat stoically in silence.
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This is hardly a declaration, and, since I'm not a celebrity or dating one, neither breaking news nor worthy of trending status.
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AAP had for decades provided media organisations first-account reports and breaking news on topics ranging from politics, to business and sports.
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The image appears to be a photograph of a breaking news report but does not show a channel's logo or name anywhere.
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What are your most important tech tools for keeping up with breaking news from the White House and talking to your sources?
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Sure, this is not exactly breaking news; decades of global environmental heedlessness paint a grim picture of modernity's responsiveness to scientific foreboding.
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Ranging from long-form documentary to breaking news, her work seeks a balance between traditional photojournalism and new approaches to the medium.
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I get in 1.75 miles today while listening to a podcast and get the breaking news alert from NYT when Trump's acquitted.
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Tech We're Using On her New York City law enforcement beat, Ali Watkins mines CompStat for trends and crowdsourcing for breaking news.
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He dodged the question, then stunned his family with this late-breaking news: But I do remember being in Eisenhower's inaugural parade.
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Neither the Board nor the Company expects to comment further on this matter at this time This is a breaking news story.
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We tried to balance the pace of breaking news with some levity, like cuttlefish wearing 3-D glasses and a squirrel census.
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Interns have the opportunity to be a part of important meetings, participate in the breaking news process, and receive guidance from executives.
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" He added that in today's television news environment, the definition of breaking news "means the latest thing we have to show you.
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First: the media love stories of race so much that they sprint to unfurl the "breaking news" banner before knowing the facts.
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However, on fast-moving breaking news stories, the journalists and graphic artists from similar regions tend to work together for efficiency sake.
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Behar was handed the breaking news live on-air and read the memo aloud, pausing to gasp and turn to the audience.
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It's a stark departure from the pre-Trump era, when sagging ratings provoked a move away from breaking news and political programming.
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They pick up late-breaking news in the United States, handle coverage of their parts of the world and monitor developing stories.
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The staff of Reuters won the breaking news photography prize for a visual narrative of migrants traveling toward the United States border.
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With breaking news, tangential gossip, video pivots, and social media shares driving traffic metrics, serious music criticism has almost become an oxymoron.
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Hello and welcome to an Equity Shot, a short-form episode of the show where we dive into a single breaking news story.
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The big winner: The New York Times clinched the most awards with three prizes for International Reporting, Featuring Writing and Breaking News Photography.
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INGRAHAM: Hold that thought you&aposre going to stay with us, more on this breaking news out of the New York Times next.
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The next day his wife told him about the CNN breaking-news banner: "SPICER TO MISS PRESS BRIEFING DAY AFTER COMEY WAS FIRED."
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In just the last three weeks the Cruz campaign has concocted fake endorsements, fake government documents, and fake breaking news about a rival.
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Facebook also said it plans to highlight breaking news in its Watch section, the tab on the Facebook app that houses original video.
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So we&aposre going to ask you leave it on the FOX News Channel, as this is still a breaking news, developing story.
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In your main timeline, you might see a new "happening now" module that puts breaking news stories at the top of your timeline.
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ABC Breaking News Video footage obtained by ABC News shows Andre Jackson's final game with the Euclid High School football team on Friday.
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Geofeedia specializes in collecting geotagged social media messages, from platforms such as Twitter and Instagram, to monitor breaking news events in real time.
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Joe diGenova, Andy McCarthy -- and breaking news that just crossed to the AP, reporting Henry McMaster won the South Carolina GOP primary runoff.
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For example, a news app could allow users to only receive notifications from technology sites, and shut off other kinds of breaking news.
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More surprisingly, YouTube will also begin including text-based, written reports at the top of the YouTube search bar during breaking news events.
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Now, Garrett lifting heavy weights ain't exactly breaking news ... the dude threw up 225 pounds 33 times at the NFL Combine in 2017.
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Twitter owns a 5% stake in Dataminr, which is used by many media organizations (including Mashable) to track breaking news around the world.
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In the past, I have had to jump on breaking news that touches on the tournament but spills outside the realm of sports.
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During a breaking news situation, there's often a scramble to understand what happened, and details can change as more information comes to light.
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