And it highlights the turmoil between Fox's newscasts and its higher-rated talk shows that actively undermine those newscasts while defending Trump at all costs.
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I was watching the newscasts [about the escape] and I had cardinal knowledge as to what was going on and the newscasts weren't getting it accurate.
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Some vloggers have audiences that dwarf those of the nightly newscasts.
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The big three nightly newscasts used the "critics" crutch as well.
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Thompson estimated that thousands of Newseum newscasts are currently on YouTube.
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No government officials appeared on Wednesday's TV morning newscasts, for example.
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The shooting has led newscasts in Australia, where Ruszczyk is originally from.
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The warnings were played up high on news websites and nightly newscasts.
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Trump holds rallies about as frequently as TV newscasts mention the weather.
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Most television and cable stations have newscasts, and all air the news.
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That means local newscasts will be added into the mix of coverage.
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The local newscasts, for instance, began airing regular segments criticizing the federal government.
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Like Fox, OANN is a combination of newscasts and fiery conservative talk shows.
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More guests are joining TV newscasts via Skype and other remote software solutions.
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The network newscasts had lost relevance, thanks to cable and digital news media.
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This television season, the ABC, CBS and NBC newscasts are attracting fewer viewers.
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One is, yes, I loved the idea when there were three evening newscasts.
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None of those things exist and yet it still leads a lot of newscasts.
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Isaac: Okay—Keenan: And the co-host of one of Univision's flagship evening newscasts.
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I remember watching her help sick children, and talk about AIDS on nightly newscasts.
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The show became known for celebrity interviews and gimmicky stunts sprinkled in between newscasts.
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That evening, CBS and ABC gave airtime to the explosive story on their newscasts.
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In its place, his team has produced its own regular "Ford Nation Live" newscasts.
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She frequently appeared on Fox's opinion shows with her reporting, as well as daytime newscasts.
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ET on Thursday morning – over 12 hours before the big three networks air their newscasts.
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Story after story about his town hall prowess are showing up in newspapers and newscasts.
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I used my parents' folding card table as an anchor desk to do pretend newscasts.
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The segments were designed to look like news pieces, and to run directly after newscasts.
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Their discovery could revive another declining clan eulogized a bit too soon: Network television newscasts.
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The major three broadcast networks failed to even mention it in their flagship evening newscasts.
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How much of the nightly newscasts would be dedicated to important issues for our communities?
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The videos circulating on social media and playing on newscasts are the stuff of nightmares.
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Sinclair has drawn criticism for pushing a conservative political worldview in its newscasts and programming decisions.
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Monday evening newscasts focused on the Olympics, energy issues and recent shootings in Florida and Germany.
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Even on dreary and newsless afternoons — the kind that journalists dread — his non-newscasts somehow sparkled.
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We'd make nukes the routine objects of protest movements, nightly newscasts, Hollywood films, and national elections.
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But the reluctance to say yes to interviews with the country's highest-rated newscasts is revealing.
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They've set up chairs and cameras in the parking lot and produced their newscasts from there.
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The subject was in the A-block of the NBC, ABC and CBS nightly newscasts on Tuesday.
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Even some of the shows categorized as newscasts on Fox tilt noticeably to the right, staffers acknowledge.
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Companies are queuing up to advertise on the half-hour newscasts, which air early in the morning.
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But Holt has been silent about tonight, refusing to give interviews even to NBC newscasts. http://cnnmon.
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These newscasts can be customized to your individual interests by first selecting the topics you care about.
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Leading the network evening newscasts: CBS/NBC: Trump names CEO Rex Tillerson to be secretary of state.
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Employees have scrambled to establish work-from-home set-ups and newscasts have emanated from other cities.
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Still, disparaging asides about Mr. Trump that had been creeping into official newscasts will most likely vanish.
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And many Americans pay attention through reporting and snippets on nightly newscasts or prime-time cable news.
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On Thursday's network evening newscasts, NBC News was the only organization that quoted Mr. Trump in full.
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The film tends to move laterally between private memory, public spectacle, kitsch newscasts, and pithy historical asides.
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Network newscasts have, remarkably, dedicated more airtime to coverage of Clinton's emails than to all policy issues combined.
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The estimate of 32 minutes is for the main three networks' evening newscasts, not for their total coverage.
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For 20 years, Cassini was able to offer hope and wonder amid the bleak news on nightly newscasts.
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Are employers going to deduce that they need fewer employees to produce TV newscasts, newspapers, and so forth?
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The "CNN" bug that appears in the corner of the screen during newscasts is whited out and blank.
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There were only three networks to watch, and they all did nightly newscasts at the exact same time.
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Those are stories that often get squeezed out of local newscasts by an endless rundown of crime reporting.
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Here's the thing... One more point from Stelter: Trump has been griping about Fox's newscasts all year long.
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Last fall, over a hundred local U.S. TV stations began streaming live newscasts through an app called NewsOn.
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Mr. Pelley has consistently been in third place in the ratings among the newscasts at 6:30 p.m.
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By the beginning of 1967, all three networks had expanded their evening newscasts from 15 to 30 minutes.
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As spring turned to summer in 1967, there was more bad news from Vietnam on the evening newscasts.
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He occasionally devoted time in his newscasts to fact-checking statements from Trump and officials in his administration.
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The so-called Big Three evening newscasts draw more than 20 million viewers combined on a nightly basis.
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Tired of being interrupted by hecklers during her newscasts, she attacked one of the young pranksters with her microphone.
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Fox has reduced its number of bureaus outside the United States and emphasized right-wing talk shows over newscasts.
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It's mostly been a series of Facebook Live videos, with pro-Trump newscasts making up the bulk of them.
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Numerous media critics, however, have observed that Fox's conservative bent permeates the newscasts as well as the talk shows.
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OANN, short for One America News Network, is an upstart cable channel with newscasts and right-wing talk shows.
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"In the last year, Univision launched six new local morning and evening newscasts serving our largest markets," says Peña.
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US diplomats were often secretly recorded and video of their activities in Cuba would air on the evening newscasts.
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The app is currently only available in the US, and makes money by letting partners sell ads before newscasts.
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"We encourage citizens in low-lying areas to pay special attention to newscasts," he said at a news conference.
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Composer Joel Beckerman calls news music the "silent player" of TV newscasts and says it helps viewers understand stories.
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But today's media-savvy politicians often look ahead only to the evening newscasts or, lately, to the next tweet.
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Either way, the end of what was considered the Amazon's mightiest Pororoca is a bummer lamented on national newscasts.
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Network newscasts have live updates on location from inconsequential, out of the way places called the Red Hen restaurant.
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And even that downplays the images of children in cages that were plastered across newspapers and newscasts for weeks.
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The newscasts, which do not feature a news anchor, use automated pre-recorded words strung together to deliver news.
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So Fox is touting its newscasts instead, reminding advertisers that it has plenty of other spots to place ads.
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Later, the network evening newscasts ran long, unexpurgated clips of Mr. Trump's appearance, rather than the usual short clips.
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He also produced and anchored newscasts for NPR in Washington, D.C., and was a Senate producer for C-SPAN.
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He monitored the newscasts on banks of three televisions in the Oval Office — one tuned to each major network.
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David Muir, Lester Holt and Jeff Glor all anchored their respective nightly newscasts from the city on Sunday night.
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The spots include ads for the Huntsman Cancer Institute made to look like news segments that aired during newscasts.
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Unlike in yesteryear, when there were three nightly newscasts and two local newspapers, the media today is fragmented, competitive, algorithmic.
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Anyone who's lived in or visited the Big Apple has surely caught his weekday newscasts, which run from 5 a.m.
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Those daily deaths are like background noise, mentioned in passing on local newscasts, our daily dose of death and destruction.
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In total, network newscasts have, remarkably, dedicated more airtime to coverage of Clinton's emails than to all policy issues combined.
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Deace said that Hannity embarrassed himself on his own despite calls for him to halt his newscasts on the story.
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Hotels tripled their rates, nightclubs threw lavish parties, and the wrangling over his bout against Floyd Mayweather Jr. dominated newscasts.
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The conservative Media Research Center said coverage of Trump on the network evening newscasts during the fall was 91% hostile.
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Some TV newscasts, magazines and websites are being produced completely remotely, with arrangements that were unthinkable a few weeks ago.
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Plus, our streaming service NBC News Now has expanded its coverage and our local stations are also streaming their newscasts.
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Newscasts report a glowing orange anomaly in the atmosphere, and characters recall their service in the War for the Archipelago.
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The Saudi announcement -- seemingly timed for Friday evening newscasts in the United States -- has been met by near-universal skepticism.
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Over the past ten years, the ratings for local TV newscasts — previously a major moneymaker — also declined by 31 percent.
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The overarching goal: To pull CBS News out of a dispiriting period in its history and reinvigorate the network's flagship newscasts.
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If you're not in the mood for a live game, you can browse through videos of recent interviews, highlights, and newscasts.
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The hearing oddly began at 5 pm, too late for evening newscasts and likely to end up buried by today's news.
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In 2005, when I was 14 years old, Jackson's second court case for child sexual abuse dominated newscasts and tabloid headlines.
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It dominated the front pages of every major U.S. newspaper, led all major newscasts, and took over the online news world.
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Most people still relied on three network evening newscasts and a local newspaper, hand delivered, to be informed about current events.
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It led national newscasts and, in my mind, was one of the first times America saw large numbers of homosexuals protesting.
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If you were looking to network newscasts for updates on impeachment in the middle of last week, you didn't get much.
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Even as his letter to Pelosi was driving the evening newscasts, the President barely mentioned his impending impeachment to his guests.
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After a run of headlines for the new Democratic House, it gained him two days of newscasts about him, him, him.
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Andrew Tyndall's Tyndall Report each year compiles a list of the "Most Heavily-Used Reporters" (anchors excluded) on the weekday nightly newscasts.
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News broke after Wednesday evening's newscasts, leaving little time for word to reach voters, though the incident dominated newspaper front pages Thursday.
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With opioid epidemics raging in many states, conversations about drug overdoses and prescription pills have become a regular feature of nightly newscasts.
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Ratings woes have also been a major topic of conversation within CBS, although those difficulties are nothing new for the network's newscasts.
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This was a time when Larry was still "King" and CNN and MSNBC were still doing newscasts for much of the day.
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"You look at the networks, you look at the news, you look at the newscasts: I call it fake news," Trump said.
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In the end, it was shown only briefly on cable television, but its impact was magnified by repeated coverage on television newscasts.
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Sinclair, which has drawn scrutiny for pushing conservative-skewing segments onto its local newscasts, says it is not moving on Mr. O'Reilly.
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The event wasn't even mentioned in any of the newscasts' show opens, which tease the top stories coming up in the program.
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During the election, Sinclair promoted Full Measure by asking some of its stations to air clips of the show during their local newscasts.
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Mainstream newscasts are now covering Bitcoin, and there are more and more stories about people doing strange things to mine their own Bitcoin.
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More interesting is Jung's repurposing of newscasts that intrude on the band's story, giving cultural context for the society that yielded the Pirates.
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They made sure he led the papers, the newscasts, and the homepages, and there was no space for anyone else to be heard.
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ABC and NBC's nightly newscasts were anchored from southern California on Friday, and ABC's David Muir will anchor from there again on Monday.
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The three big nightly network newscasts spent three times as many minutes on Clinton's emails as they did on all policy issues combined.
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A just-released study by the Media Research Center found that negative stories about Trump prevailed on the evening network newscasts in 2017.
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Television newscasts play up the melodrama, focusing on the human tragedy; we can never get enough close-up shots of family members crying.
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But he wasn't wrong, entirely: By mid-1967, the evening newscasts showed that the war was exacting a mounting toll on American troops.
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Like Our Nixon, Nixon by Nixon lets the president speak for himself, splicing together his secret White House tapes with newscasts and interviews.
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The broadcast evening newscasts on three major networks on Thursday didn't mention bombshell revelations by former Democratic National Committee interim Chairwoman Donna Brazile.
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For its nightly newscasts, the channel's executives have hired Stéphanie de Muru, a former top host from BFM TV, France's leading news channel.
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They might not see more people of color in their personal lives, but they see them in movies, on newscasts and throughout popular culture.
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Meanwhile, the media environment was dominated by three broadcast television networks whose nightly newscasts could between them essentially dictate "truth" to the mass public.
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On weeknights, Globo broadcasts five one-hour telenovelas, a marathon of greed, passion and freighted glances, interrupted only by two newscasts and a sitcom.
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His intention was to present conflict in metaphysical terms, and to probe deeper than newscasts do despite a nightly deluge of facts and minutiae.
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Network correspondents were preparing for their evening newscasts, cameramen were scattered throughout the briefing room and outside, some reporters had stepped out for coffee.
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The Media Research Center reports the major broadcast evening newscasts ran well over two thousand minutes of collusion coverage over the last two years.
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It lets viewers access more than 60 live TV channels, including newscasts on NBC and CNN, live sports, via ESPN, and several cable channels.
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ABC, NBC and CBS have been carrying many of the impeachment hearings live, but their nightly newscasts have been making some head-scratching choices.
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A CBS affiliate in Albuquerque canceled its scheduled evening newscasts on Sunday after an "intruder" entered the building and walked onto the station's news set.
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A CBS affiliate in Albuquerque canceled its scheduled evening newscasts on Sunday after an "intruder" entered the building and walked onto the station's news set.
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New York (CNN Business)One week after making an egregious error on its evening and morning newscasts, ABC News still hasn't explained how it happened.
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Smith anchored one of the few newscasts on Fox that provided a no-nonsense reality check about the Trump administration and other big news stories.
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You can also find recordings of vintage radio programs, newscasts and other air checks that help tell the story of the science of electronic communication.
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But in reviewing all of the Sunday morning political programs and evening newscasts that evening, these three results in the poll weren't broached at all.
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Newscasts showed South Vietnamese desperately trying to scale the walls of our embassy in Saigon to board the last helicopter flights out of the country.
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Washington time (ideal to get a segment on the evening newscasts) — omitting only Christmas and the Fourth of July weeks as sacrosanct non-partisan interludes.
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The station is owned by Cox Media Group, but several other Fox stations also owned by Cox won't be changing the name of their newscasts.
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Last week, more than 100 projects, including television shows, movies and newscasts, had permits to film in the city, a typical week in New York.
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Before the web, most people got information from newspapers and nightly newscasts that strived for objectivity, and so presented them with a range of opinions.
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The WMC points out that since the beginning of TV history the anchors of evening network newscasts have mainly been men, which is kinda sexist.
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He doesn't do it, but the episode garners high ratings, saving Beale's job and shaping the tenor of his subsequent newscasts, which become increasingly intense.
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In 20203, the ABC, CBS and NBC nightly newscasts devoted 86 minutes of airtime to campaign coverage in the run-up to the Iowa caucuses.
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The director Denis Villeneuve teases his way through these preliminaries, with shots of newscasts and panicked crowds, revealing just enough to work up some excitement.
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At the time, the news division was largely built around its newscasts, like "Noticiero Univision" with Mr. Ramos and his co-anchor, María Elena Salinas.
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Starting the ad with newscasts on the videos gives the accusations a more authentic, trusting feel and grabs the viewers' attention more than using a narrator.
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Ford presented a compelling solution for the network newscasts, a powerful but less organized judiciary, and the dissonant conservative Democrat and liberal Republican factions in Congress.
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There's a new visual format called newscasts, which uses natural language understanding to give you a collection of articles, videos, and quotes on a single topic.
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TV shows like The Wire and nightly newscasts tell a story of political corruption, a broken judicial system, rampant addiction, and a city on the skids.
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Nile and Masriya TV, Egyptian state outlets, aired black banners in the upper left of their newscasts to signify mourning for the victims of both explosions.
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Another study cited in The Hill showed that only three percent of Trump stories aired on the CBS and NBC evening newscasts had a positive tone.
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While they stare unflinchingly into the camera, real recordings of 911 dispatches and national newscasts detailing the deaths of unarmed black men play in the background.
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From the beginning of 2016 to late October, the three major networks — CBS, ABC, and NBC — spent 100 combined minutes of their newscasts covering Clinton's emails.
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The ad captured headlines across the country and it was shown on newscasts even before the Guadagno campaign had spent money to show it on television.
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Bahrani sets most of the film at night, accented by the glow of colored fluorescent light while newscasts displayed on skyscrapers propagandize Montag and Beatty's work.
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Its stations employ teams of reporters and producers and anchors who typically produce three newscasts a day — in the morning, the late afternoon, and late at night.
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Despite the newscasts about the power of #MeToo, Esposito still feels weighed down by the thought that the man who abused her has gotten away with it.
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CCTV's international newscasts will now carry CGTN logos, while CGTN has unveiled two new smartphone apps: one that contains mostly news articles and one for live broadcasts.
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"Newscasts make it easy to dive right into perspectives to learn more about a story," Upstill wrote in a blog post Tuesday about the changes to news.
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Media coverage also blew the saga out of proportion: Network newscasts spent more time covering the nefarious-sounding "Clinton email scandal" than all policy issues put together.
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Back in the days of broadcast news, opinion was clearly labeled on newscasts, and speculative panel discussions were confined to the sunny corners of Sunday morning television.
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Those sirens and helicopters and newscasts still seem to blare loudly in our ears — another reason for us to go quietly about the dissolution of our marriage.
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The obsessive focus on women's appearance is largely shaped by how they are portrayed in the media — whether on newscasts, in television shows, or in advertising campaigns.
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But the decision to alter the programming in response to a protest and petition signed by Japanese people was not even mentioned in Japanese papers or newscasts.
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This means that Boris Epshteyn, a former Trump aide, will no longer be showing up with pro-Trump talking points during evening newscasts from Baltimore to Seattle.
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The ad quickly became one of the most-viewed videos on YouTube and featured prominently on television newscasts, generating an additional value already approaching $1 million, he said.
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There's also Newscasts, which are very Twitter Moments-esque in design, and let you flick through the headlines and summaries of a story before diving in any deeper.
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The company dominates the Spanish-language TV market, though it still trails most U.S. network newscasts, and has been seeing increased competition from fellow Spanish-language network Telemundo.
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Network television newscasts from ABC, NBC, and CBS chose to devote three times as much airtime to Clinton's email server as they gave to all policy issues combined.
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Several of her newscasts had been interrupted by pranksters yelling "grab her by the pussy" and when the skateboarder decided to join in on the fun, Beverly snapped.
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They've also been at odds over Qatar's friendly relations with Iran and its backing of the Al Jazeera television channel, whose newscasts are often critical of Arab autocrats.
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Another new feature called "Newscasts" will help users get a feel for a story through short-form summaries presented in a card-style design you can flip through.
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Every candidate's a thoroughbred, every day the Kentucky Derby and just about every other story on many newscasts and news sites an assessment of his or her odds.
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The FCC plans to fine Sinclair Broadcasting Corporation milions of dollars over undisclosed cancer ads that aired during newscasts over a six-month period in 2016, Reuters reports.
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As Momo Challenge hysteria sweeps the nation, YouTube has started to demonetize all videos about the creature, including newscasts, explainers, and educational videos debunking the online urban legend.
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But, according to Negrón-Muntaner's research, none of the 22 principal anchors in 2014 featured in the top 19 English-language primetime newscasts in the U.S. were Latino.
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The company, known for amplifying the Trump administration's talking points in commentary segments that air on numerous local newscasts, is seeking to buy Tribune Media for $3.9 billion.
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Nearly as bracing as the details of Mr. Griffith's death were the newscasts of enraged white locals who had to be separated by police from diverse, nonviolent demonstrators.
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His anti-Fox tweets usually come after he sees stories on the network's daytime newscasts, which are anchored by journalists Iike Shep Smith, Bill Hemmer, and Sandra Smith.
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So over the past decade, Dr. Maibach's team enlisted 625 on-air meteorologists to give newscasts that help viewers connect the dots between climate change and hometown weather.
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As Vox's Matt Yglesias wrote last November, before the election: Network newscasts have, remarkably, dedicated more airtime to coverage of Clinton's emails than to all policy issues combined.
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Trump made the remarks during a planned briefing on drug trafficking at the border — breaking the news that guaranteed himself a spot at the top of Wednesday's newscasts.
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He might (he almost certainly would) suffer the next day and the day after that, after the press had waterboarded him on the front pages and television newscasts.
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From the network evening newscasts, there is David Muir, Jeff Glor, and Lester Holt, anchors for ABC World News Tonight, CBS Evening News and NBC Nightly News, respectively.
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As Vox's Matt Yglesias noted in his piece on Clinton's emails, the nightly network newscasts have devoted more time to those emails than to all policy issues combined.
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There's another chicago that's worse than almost any of the places in the middle east that we talk about and that you talk about every night on the newscasts.
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Each of the CBSN Local services will also offer additional daily newscasts that are produced exclusively for CBSN Local, as well as content that's available for on-demand viewing.
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The president's reelection campaign has for months been staging these newscasts and talking-head segments, hosted by his daughter-in-law and featuring a parade of pro-Trump commentators.
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If one watches the network newscasts, the ideologues and open-borders surrogates consistently accuse Americans and law enforcement experts who suggest otherwise of being racist and anti-immigration xenophobes.
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Comey's hope was that the information would soon be splashed across the nation's newspapers, lead the next day's newscasts, and ultimately, result in the hiring of a special counsel.
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The group's symbols—a headless man in a suit, and the iconic Guy Fawkes' mask from V for Vendetta—have been ubiquitous in newscasts and articles over the years.
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For the first time, ABC will use the Oscars to preview a new series, "Whiskey Cavalier," an action-drama starring "Scandal's" Scott Foley that will air after local newscasts.
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Cable news, with its sharp punditry, is seeing huge ratings, but viewership for the strait-laced network evening newscasts is falling, along with that of general-interest morning shows.
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Acosta, who regularly tangles with Trump, has built a reputation for casting aside manners and protocol in order to get his often-rhetorical questions on tape for the evening newscasts.
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News consumption on smart speakers isn't picking up in the U.S. much right now, although many news companies are looking for ways to build better audio newscasts for smart speakers.
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Snippets of newscasts provide the best break in the tension, but attempts at snappy dialogue, like a super-scientist making a Hair Club for Men joke, tend to fall flat.
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He's only ramped up that power as president, throwing cable newscasts into disarray with tweets on topics as harmless as his media diet or as impactful as a Cabinet departure.
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On basic and premium cable networks when primetime shows don't have to throw to local newscasts airing at 11, there's more flexibility for showrunners to experiment with longer run times.
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But for those of you who live in areas with competitive state and local elections, your evening newscasts and Facebook news feeds have been crowded for months with political ads.
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But it does mean that explanations for Trump's approval bump that focus on things like his performance at the daily staged newscasts are probably missing the forest for the trees.
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Sinclair, known for amplifying the Trump administration's talking points in commentary segments that air on numerous local newscasts, is seen as a dangerous new competitor among other conservative news outlets.
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The CBS local station in New York has also been affected: In recent days it has been using anchors in Los Angeles and San Francisco to lead New York newscasts.
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Unlike the cable news programs, which continue to thrive in a time of political drama, the morning shows and evening newscasts have all seen ratings losses over the last year.
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For years, that sort of overrun was considered a breach of broadcast etiquette, forcing affiliate stations to delay local newscasts and, the wisdom went, hurting candidates because viewers went to sleep.
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In the month since a judge ordered Apple to comply with the F.B.I., the debate has jumped from the tech blogs to the front pages of daily newspapers and nightly newscasts.
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But it was big enough to attract the attention of RT, Russia's state-financed international cable network, which presents local-language newscasts in numerous countries, including Germany and the United States.
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While television newscasts usually emphasized celebrities and disasters for their striking visuals, Mr. Pressman often covered news for its significance — housing violations or workers fighting for pensions — regardless of visual possibilities.
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The Atlanta NBC station has even bumped reruns of "The Andy Griffith Show" from their regular slot in order to extend its local newscasts and make more room for political ads.
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Naturally, in the age of cyberwarfare, people are getting pretty worried about the threat of Iranian hackers, who, if you were to believe some newscasts, are practically hiding in your modem.
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China's state-run press agency has created an 'AI anchor' to read the news China's state-run news agency, Xinhua, says it's using AI to create "virtual AI anchors" for its newscasts.
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New York (CNN Business)CBS News on Monday announced its much-anticipated plans for a total revision of the network's daily newscasts, with big changes both in the morning and at night.
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The new Google News is perhaps most directly comparable to Twitter, with trending stories, the option to follow the topics and the sources you're most interested in, and Newscasts instead of Moments.
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The music video has played on national newscasts during round-the-clock coverage of the search and rescue operation at the Tham Luang Nang Non cave in far northern Chiang Rai province.
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The news conference would make all the primetime newscasts that evening, but some of Trump's aides felt it was a missed opportunity, according to one person with knowledge of the press conference.
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Broadcast: Sinclair Broadcasting, the largest owner of local TV stations, has drawn criticism for its "must-run" editorials and scripts — peppering local newscasts with pro-Trump talking points — but continues the practice.
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The problem burst into public consciousness this week after newscasts on Monday showed footage of a rickety, overturned van in Foggia surrounded by scattered tomatoes and 12 bodies covered in white sheets.
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During the last two days, all major Iraqi television newscasts and several Pan-Arab news channels have run features about the Falcons and Captain Sudani's derring-do, based on the Times article.
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Buoyed by the advent of radio newscasts, telephone communication, and widespread access to print news, these encounters were immortalized by one of the most iconic media feeding frenzies of the 20th century.
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The new partnerships, spotted and confirmed by BuzzFeed News, were on show yesterday when Twitter began streaming newscasts from Miami's WSVN 7 during the shooting at a high school north of the city.
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In the last year, Univision has launched 6 new local morning and evening newscasts and opened the only Spanish-language news bureau in Albany, the company's SVP of News Chris Peña tells Axios.
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A spokesperson for the network told Politico it potentially will air parts of the event during Thursday's newscasts, which will continue normally with "The Beat with Ari Melber" airing live at 6 p.m.
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It's totally possible -- despite the fact that Gianforte's assault charge is splashed across the front pages of Montana's newspapers and leading many national newscasts this morning -- that he still wins the election today.
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In the early weeks of the virus, Xi disappeared from front pages and major newscasts -- which he typically dominates -- though reports emphasized he was working in the background to direct the country's response.
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They might have had a hometown paper or two, a handful of radio stations, the three nightly newscasts, the newly launched CNN, and, if they were really hardcore, a couple of magazine subscriptions.
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From global warming, to advancements in artificial intelligence, to various political movements threatening the stability of global democracy, our newscasts and newsfeeds are filled by the minute with dire warnings and breathless predictions.
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The mystery of what happened to Etan shook New York and the nation, with photographs of the smiling, sandy-haired boy ubiquitous on milk cartons, "missing" posters, newspaper front pages and television newscasts.
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Disgraced former CNN contributor Donna Brazile made explosive allegations that the Democratic National Committee basically rigged the 2016 primary in Hillary Clinton's favor, but ABC, NBC and CBS' evening newscasts failed to cover it.
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The grainy 22-second scene of grown men flailing, tumbling and pummeling on an airplane lingered on social media for a couple of days before breaking out onto television newscasts and news organizations' websites.
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Must-runs are nothing new for Sinclair station employees; they've been happening for ages: prepackaged stories designed to be aired over a specific period of time during local newscasts, and very often politically charged.
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What I remember most about the coverage was the footage of latter-day Jackson that aired on repeat on morning shows, nightly newscasts, and 24-hour news networks as new details emerged on the story.
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That trend has been apparent for a while, a steady fall from the days of Tom Brokaw, Dan Rather and Peter Jennings, when evening newscasts were a must-watch for roughly 40 million American households.
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That trend has been apparent for a while, a steady fall from the days of Tom Brokaw, Dan Rather and Peter Jennings, when evening newscasts were a must-watch for roughly 40 million American households.
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The liability: It is located in liberal Boston, with a decidedly liberal audience — Massachusetts has gone blue since 1988 — but 41% of Boston-area news consumers believed local Fox 25 was conservative despite running impartial newscasts.
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They work well when you want a little more context, but don't want to leave the app (if you don't like the way Newscasts autoplay videos and summaries, you can turn them off in the settings).
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" Details: Univision affiliate Channel 41 in New York will produce the five-minute Spanish-language newscasts twice each weekday for the News 12 channels via a new digital segment program "Noticias Nueva York por News 12.
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Whatever the truth, the stealth and speed tactics have been highly effective at minimizing media coverage of the unpopular Republican health bill, which has been absent from evening newscasts and newspaper front pages for months now.
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So profound was the reaction to the new book's announcement that it not only made all the television newscasts and generated international Twitter comment, but it sent sales of her original work skyrocketing once again. Amazon.
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Watchup bills itself as "the future of TV news," allowing users to create personalized newscasts by selecting areas of interest and TV channels relevant to them, liking and disliking content to fine-tune what they see.
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Y. The Media Research Center reported that ABC, CBS and NBC combined to cover Collins' arrest on evening and morning newscasts for a combined 18 minutes and 20133 seconds during the first 24 hours of coverage.
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Patterson found that for much of that year, the number of stories about Trump in the country's most influential newspapers and on its principal newscasts significantly exceeded what his support in polls at the time justified.
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He gave up a dream of being Walter Cronkite and moved to New York City and started at the bottom rung at ABC: $210 a week for menial labor on game shows, soap operas and newscasts.
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In this interview for Sunday's show, More in Common co-founder Tim Dixon told me that most Americans are NOT locked in the cold civil war that's taking place on cable newscasts and talk radio shows.
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" Baker added that "people have been predicting for a good 20 years the impending death of the broadcast network evening newscasts, but they still capture bigger audiences than the most-watched hours of any cable news channel.
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This cry from both Trump and his dwindling base of supporters, that the media is misrepresenting what he said, is particularly stunning because the nightly newscasts have devoted large chunks of airtime to the president's comments unedited.
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He said, he said The timeline of Farrow's reporting stretches back to the start of 2017, when Farrow was working on multiple investigative projects for NBC, to be shown on Lauer's "Today" show and other network newscasts.
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So, too, were widely shared political videos — some styled as newscasts — containing outright falsehoods, newslike image memes posted by individuals and shared by millions, and endlessly shared quotes and video clips of the candidates themselves repeating falsehoods.
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Craig Windham, a veteran NPR reporter known for delivering bite-size reports for top-of-the-hour newscasts in a warm, familiar tone to millions of Americans, died on Sunday in Winston-Salem, N.C. He was 66.
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Control of the House committees would empower the Democrats to focus public attention on both cabinet-level scandals and unpopular administration decisions that have been displaced from front-page coverage and evening newscasts by Trump's incessant controversies.
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He had a nonstop schedule as a New York-based correspondent for the French radio station RTL, a job that required waking up in the middle of the night to appear on early-morning newscasts in France.
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Unclear. With President Trump on trial in the Senate, the ABC, CBS and NBC evening newscasts devoted just 10 minutes of coverage last week to the caucuses, compared with 86 minutes in 2016, according to one study.
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Clinton vowed to campaign differently here this time around, holding small events with handpicked voters to learn about the lives and issues for voters here — and to be shown doing so, humbly and thoughtfully, in Iowa television newscasts.
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Just like with the Echo, you can use the Dot to ask Alexa to play music, trigger smart home devices, make calls, read and dictate messages answer questions, play newscasts, set alarms, read audiobooks from Audible, and more.
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New York (CNN Business)The Dow plunged more than 1,000 points on Monday, in its worst selloff in two years, yet the NBC, ABC and CBS evening newscasts all led with the verdict in the Harvey Weinstein trial.
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Trump was referencing a recent report from the politically conservative Media Research Center that found 91 percent of "evaluative" statements made on the three main nightly newscasts from June to August of last year about Trump were negative.
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As Giuliani made the rounds on TV newscasts -- blasting the investigation as illegitimate -- Trump's other lawyers, Jane and Marty Raskin, carefully worked behind the scenes with Mueller's team to narrow the topics that Trump could be asked about.
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