We knew he was leaving -- why is this newsy?
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" Science Vs" doesn't shy away from controversial or newsy topics.
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In 2013, Scripps bought Newsy, a digital video news service.
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Sy Presten had a newsy item for the gossip columns.
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On its face, such a sitdown could have been quite newsy.
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The interview needed to be newsy and probing — to a point.
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It was supposed to be newsy, very much in the present.
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It was a newsy, innovative idea that did not catch on.
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Engadget reports that audio news content will be available from Bloomberg, CNBC, CNN, Fox News, NPR, and Newsy while CNBC and Newsy will also be able to show you video content on a screen-equipped Alexa device.
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MORE, who makes sense of another newsy week during The DeBrief segment.
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It's Tuesday evening, and it's been a newsy day (aren't they all?).
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The revolving door at Twitter's highest ranks is not just a newsy storyline.
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Previously it could only play videos from Facebook Watch, Food Network, or Newsy.
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For a while, newsy broadcasts like This American Life dominated the podcast world.
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Watch the four-minute video "The Anatomy Of A Trade War" from Newsy.
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Stanley Reed MEDIA In recent years, August earnings have been newsy for Disney.
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Then there are apps for Pandora, Spotify, iHeartRadio, and a news service called Newsy.
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Humans will still ensure Trends are about something newsy, not just #Lunch every day.
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There's also now live news from ABC News, Newsy, PeopleTV, and Cheddar, among other partners.
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That newsy photo ended up, in a lot of cases, to be of Bill Clinton.
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However, searching for a trending topic doesn't always bring up the most relevant, newsy take.
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Maybe it is less newsy in general; maybe it duplicates, in some ways, television news.
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There are transcripts and this thing called Twitter, where the rare newsy nugget will quickly appear.
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Further, "The Five" is more casual, features more humor, and often drifts into less newsy matters.
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" Why this is newsy: Trump has insisted for months that Mueller's report was a "total exoneration.
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It was a newsy year across the country, filled with hurricanes, shootings, wildfires, marches and more.
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They tend to be newsy for fans, no matter how boring Budenholzer thinks he comes across.
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Its app offering is thin—you get Facebook Watch, iHeartRadio, Food Network, Newsy, Pandora, Spotify, and YouTube.
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Meanwhile, Instagram is encroaching on Twitter's turf by making a newsy yet inviting consumption mechanism like Moments.
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Two weeks ago it announced partnerships with Newsy and the Tennis channel ahead of the U.S. Open.
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Ms. Broadwell's story had all the elements of a good, newsy profile, but it also highlighted something larger.
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Those channels include a new News category, with channels like USA Today, Cheddar and Top Stories by Newsy.
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It's interesting to learn that Hannity can conduct a reasonably tough and newsy interview if he cares to.
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These interviews were invariably compelling but not necessarily newsy, and pinning him down on questions was a challenge.
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The Point: After this doozy of a week, get ready for another big -- and newsy -- week in Washington.
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It's been very interesting and newsy and you know, we're trying to be innovative at the same time.
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The probable death of his children in war is the only way to have this fun newsy element happen!
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Though animation is a notoriously slow process, this show will have a fast turnaround so it can be newsy.
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In December 2013, Scripps bought Newsy for $35 million and then acquired podcast leader Midroll Media in July 2015.
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TALKED ABOUT -- AZIZ ANSARI FOR THE WIN: This week's "Saturday Night Live" was much anticipated after the newsy week.
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To make broadcasts seem more newsy, banks of TV screens flicker in what appears to be a newsroom behind.
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From there she worked at CBS Radio, had tenure at CTV News, and then became a reporter for Newsy.
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It's not exactly newsy, either, since Donald Trump doesn't say anything in the interview he hasn't said repeatedly since.
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Mortgage rates haven't moved at all this week, but there are several newsy events coming that may change that.
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As often happens in creative mediums, the constraint spurred creativity, and Twitter became a fast-moving, newsy, jokey, weirdo playground.
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The feature was previously available on MLB Network, NBA TV, Tennis Channel, Cheddar, Cheddar Big Nes, Newsy, and Comet TV.
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EVERY weekday "The Economist explains" blog provides a simple, four-paragraph primer on subjects knotty and straightforward, newsy and evergreen.
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Why this is so newsy: It contradicts what President Trump, Donald Trump Jr. and their lawyers have all repeatedly said.
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" Why this is newsy: Yesterday, a prosecutor told the judge that Gates "may testify in this case, he may not.
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Vanity Fair reported in May that around two dozen journalists, including many covering especially newsy beats, had landed book deals.
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Netflix also tucked another newsy bit into the report: the addition of new board member Rodolphe Belmer, former CEO of Canal+.
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It went from being quite a sociological documentary to being a lot more newsy and political than I had first imagined.
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One big, newsy item: Sandberg also said when Facebook releases the ads to Congress, data on targeting will also be released.
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Although Mantha was the offended player, Canadiens coach Newsy Lalonde, after much deliberation, opted to let Armand Mondou take the shot.
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Now the media industry is buzzing about which publications Meredith— a predominantly women-focused, non-newsy publisher — is likely to sell.
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TiVo also has deals with Gannett, Loop Media, Revry, Newsy, Tastemade, Latido Music and Mobcrush to expand TiVo Plus even further.
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I'd want it to be newsy because I'd want to be able to come out and actually have some news from it.
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Both Newsy and CNBC will offer video news stories on Alexa devices with a screen, like the Echo Show and Echo Spot.
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Cut the video of the hearing to focus on the most newsy segments, incorporate fact-checking and pepper in more original reporting.
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The setup lends itself to a particular style of British humour: guests can make newsy quips and puns, and quick thinking is rewarded.
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The move gives Scripps another title for its burgeoning digital media efforts that include millennial-focused news service Newsy and podcast platform Midroll.
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From here you can click into Facebook videos or pick from your Portal apps — Food Network, iHeartRadio, Newsy, Pandora and Spotify by default.
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To this day, his 2.0 points-per-game average ranks him between Newsy Lalonde and Wayne Gretzky on the all-time postseason list.
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"It's hard to do that when you have the former nominee out there in a newsy, aggressive manner," the former Obama aide said.
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Odds are good that his collection will be the first big buzz of a newsy, new-designers-in-high-places Paris Fashion Week.
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Cameras certainly shift the atmosphere in the room, but they also encourage comics to do more newsy material to get on the air.
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We reporters often try to establish a sense of place by using heavy-handed description, and by draping details onto some newsy narrative.
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With a bloggy feel, uncanny sense of humor, and provocative op-eds, The Awl has positioned itself as a more cerebral, less newsy Gawker.
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It has been a surprisingly newsy November, so we narrowed ourselves to just a few topics: Uber, Niantic, Meetup, and Jeff Bezos' checking account.
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Panelists accrue points while debating both newsy and big picture topics for ultimate bragging rights, with a final challenge over a classic video game.
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Each season's title sequence offers a fresh crop of newsy Easter eggs for fans and Sunday's start of the new season was no different.
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That is helping to fuel not only Instagram Stories but also Snapchat, which recently surpassed the unceasingly newsy Twitter in daily use, and Musical.
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Perhaps the most newsy was the confirmation of when and where Trump's second summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will be: Feb.
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If you're looking for something more newsy, well, it seems like Ben Roethlisberger is committed to undermining the authority of head coach Mike Tomlin.
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BuzzFeed is launching another newsy chat podcast as well: It's re-booting No One Knows Anything, a show it first tried a year ago.
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As reported by Newsy, the documents included guidance and directives on vocational programs, independent living services, and "free appropriate public education" for students with disabilities.
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" Another newsy passage from Trump's speech, via the Washington Post's Ashley Parker: "This is not a battle between different faiths, different sects or different civilizations.
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The combination of the photograph, her experiences in journalism and her social media presence led to a job offer from Newsy, a video news network.
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W: We booked this trip a few weeks ago, and it ended up being quite a newsy sort of period for us to be here.
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A pollster noted Tuesday that some Americans' support for the Second Amendment and gun control are not mutually exclusive, citing a recent Newsy/Ipsos survey.
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" Why this is newsy: This came a day after Trump raised eyebrows with his call to "take the guns first, go through due process second.
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The fallout from this most newsy of hours in the Trump presidency will almost certainly transform the political landscape in the coming days and weeks.
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YouTube TV is also adding Newsy, a short-form video news site, and the Tennis Channel to its lineup at no additional cost to subscribers.
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However, Noor -- who stars in the Newsy docu-series, "A Woman's Job" -- admits the supermodel could be a powerful voice ... IF she wants to be.
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NPR and the New York Times both recently launched bite-size, newsy audio projects meant to attract morning listeners who want a breakdown of the news.
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The Food Network and Newsy apps let you watch short videos so you follow recipes or catch up on the world as you do your housework.
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It's a feature that's been made possible thanks to partnerships with Bloomberg, CNBC, CNN, Fox News, Newsy and NPR, from where the news will be sourced.
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A Vox Media executive said its podcasts had been downloaded 50 percent more than usual, with newsy shows like "Today, Explained" and "The Weeds" especially popular.
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"Gushi FM" rarely touches on political or newsy topics, but it often deals with social themes that have been subject to media censorship in the past.
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It's also important to consider publication bias, in which a study is more likely to be published if it's a "significant" result and if it's newsy.
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The subscription content comes from TuneIn partners like MLB, NBA, NHL, and the NFL, as well as news stations like CNBC, MSNBC, Al Jazeera, Newsy, and others.
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There, Google lets you pick and choose from a variety of sources that range from NPR to Newsy, Fox News, ABC News, Bloomberg Tech, ESPN and others.
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If the idea of my show is to be a little more curious about things, it felt like stepping away from that newsy look would be key.
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It's a good way to get a snapshot of what people are talking about, whether that's newsy elements or silly tweets from other people that you're following.
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Some of the shows are different, and some of them are more news-oriented, but even the newsy ones are not that intellectually nutritious, to be honest.
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It will also scope out opportunities for audio on demand: newsy, gripping sound that could be found directly on the Times website rather than in podcast form.
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Together, Ken and I aimed to deliver a newsy story that humanizes a famous man without ignoring any of the reasons that he is in the spotlight.
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A documentary called Blowout was recently released on Amazon Video by Newsy, in partnership with the Associated Press, the Texas Tribune, and the Center for Public Integrity.
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Honestly, the commotion at FNC is noteworthy to media insiders, but just not that newsy to most other Americans, who just want some news that affects their lives.
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Unlike other newsy debuts this year that followed the usual IPO playbook like Beyond Meat and Uber, Slack chose to launch through a process known as direct listing.
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Not many players can say they've worn the "C" for the Canadiens; it's a list that includes legends like Rocket Richard, Doug Harvey, Jean Beliveau and Newsy Lalonde.
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Fresco News's technology removes much of the "friction" in getting amateur-shot newsy video, through the process from the camcorder to a website or local TV news program.
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On the trail with BuzzFeed News Ryan has a fantastic look at the relationship between stan culture and political campaigns, with lots of newsy details on the #KHive.
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At each stop in New Hampshire, a few reporters got off the bus, and a few others got on, and there would be another round of newsy questions.
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The company concedes this and says its metaphor isn't something like Twitter or a 24-hour cable channel, but a magazine which is newsy but also personalized and thoughtful.
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This year our more newsy explainers have examined birthright citizenship, Mark Zuckerberg testifying in Congress, Jacob Zuma's resignation, the Netanyahu investigations, no-deal Brexit and why tariffs are bad.
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Why it is so newsy: The U.S. has conducted air strikes on ISIS in Syria before, but this is the first direct assault on Syrian President Bashar Assad's government.
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"If you're a 26-year-old male or female, you might prefer something like Cheddar or Newsy to Fox News because it just fits your demographic better," Lynch said.
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As Mashable pointed out, Noor Tagouri, who works at Newsy, is the first woman to wear a hijab in the pages of Playboy — and it's something she's quite proud of.
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On "State of the Union," Jake Tapper raised a related issue -- the president's sketchy sources of information — in a very newsy interview with new acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney.
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The E.W. Scripps station group started a similar channel tied to its Tampa ABC affiliate, WFTS — and is putting more resources into Newsy, the internet service it purchased in 2014.
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As of earlier this year, The Roku Channel added live news from ABC News, Cheddar, Newsmax, Newsy, People TV, Yahoo and, most recently, The Young Turks, from the TYT Network.
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The impeachment hearing, which featured some newsy testimony from Bill Taylor and George Kent, generated 7 million social media interactions on Wednesday, according to data from social analytics company NewsWhip.
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Republicans have continually had to adjust their defense strategy, as new revelations have emerged in the public phase of the inquiry, which came after weeks of newsy closed-door depositions.
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"Maybe they don't have the same level of investment, but I think they have strong appeal to the demographics they go after," Lynch said of channels like Newsy and Cheddar.
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I think when we do international things, when we cover evergreen subjects like CBD, which might not be newsy today but are sort of ongoing, we get a great response.
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" It's ameliorated, though, by a newsy tidbit: Several years ago he negotiated "to sell WPP to Warren Buffett, but they did not see eye to eye and the discussions amicably collapsed.
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In November, the video network Newsy and the investigative website Bellingcat found that eight service members posted on a now deactivated white supremacist message board while they were on active duty.
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One note about timing here: This debate comes after a highly newsy week in politics (hello, impeachment!) and ahead of an extended holiday break (hello, Hanukkah and Christmas and New Year's!).
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The first season of this newsy documentary series, presented by Mark McKinnon and the "Game Change" authors Mark Halperin and John Heilemann, provided real-time glimpses inside the wild 2016 election.
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Poynter's handy resource also includes other places to get the news directly from media companies' own websites and elsewhere, including The New York Times, CNN, Fox News, FiveThirtyEight, Telemundo, Newsy, and more.
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I suppose that's a balance you must always have to strike on Black Mirror because the newsy coverage of the show focuses on the technology and what it's saying about the future.
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One notable omission on both the U.S. and D.C. lists: Any mention of President Trump or his policies as the top searches tended to focus more on cultural trends and newsy items.
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There's also a third-party app platform for speech-activated Spotify and Pandora, video clips from The Food Network and Newsy, and it can slideshow through your Facebook photos while it's idle.
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When Disney has lackluster earnings, it usually drops newsy tidbits to keep Wall Street focused on better days ahead, and Disney could give more details Thursday about its planned ESPN streaming service.
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" Why this is so newsy today: "His departure comes one day after John Bolton took over as national security adviser, a move that was expected to cause turnover on Trump's security team.
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And, having worked in a number of newsrooms, my guess is the editors at these papers wanted to grab a newsy photo from something that happened at the Democratic National Convention last night.
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After skating against storied players like Newsy Lalonde, Frank Nighbor and Georges Vézina, the 228th had to retreat from the rink halfway through the season, in a welter of lawsuits and unhappy generals.
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Recently the review process for Facebook's trending topics — that little list of newsy links that everybody sees on the upper right side of their feeds — came under fire for allegedly suppressing conservative news stories.
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Daniels' telegenic lawyer, Michael Avenatti, is an adept media manipulator -- playing the President at his own game, stoking newsy moments and leveraging the legal system to inject his client's case into the media bloodstream.
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In the seven years covered in the second volume, from 1956 to 1963, Plath lurches from gladness to despair, preserving the tenor of what she called "newsy" letters—chirpy and brisk—as best she can.
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"If the idea of my show is to be a little more curious about things, it felt like stepping away from that newsy look would be key," Cenac told The New York Times last year.
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But Twitter, with its more newsy focus, has been trying to edge its way into the podcast and interview show market for a while now, having added audio-only broadcasts to Periscope back in September 2018.
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It was true, I'd gone to incredibly newsy places (Beirut, Iraq, Yemen, etc.) but instead of taking down the Saudis or exposing a network of arms dealers I had written an entire book … about my feelings.
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On a day where most media attention is focused on CPAC, Secretary Kelly and Secretary Tillerson's trip to Mexico, and Kellyanne Conway's return to the spotlight; Spicer gave an under-the-radar especially newsy press briefing.
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They're both on Sling TV. "We don't have thousands of people on staff, so we can make a product that looks good with stories that CNN wouldn't necessarily cover," said Blake Sabatinelli, general manager of Newsy.
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Instead of getting the newsy perspective on the Michigan Militia, I really wanted to know who these guys were and what motivated them to shoot guns in the woods for an entire weekend in negative degree temperatures.
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In addition to its broader reach, YouTube announced also it's adding two more networks to its channel line-up: the national news network Newsy and the Tennis Channel – the latter just ahead of the 2017 US Open.
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For decades, networks scratched this itch with scripted cop shows and courtroom dramas — but true crime mostly appeared as segments on newsy fare like 230 Minutes and 20/20, and syndicated daily tabloid series like Inside Edition.
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It was a fascinating event, less in the sense of newsy product announcements (which there weren't many of) and more in the general finger-in-the-wind sense of how the tech industry is thinking about itself.
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On the next episode of "Axios on HBO," Axios' Jonathan Swan travels to Baghdad, where he speaks with Iraqi President Barham Salih in one of Saddam Hussein's former palaces, in an exclusive, newsy and at times chilling interview.
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Bottom line: The report's findings, though not newsy in and of themselves, are notable because they show the Trump administration adhering to objective data despite rhetoric suggesting it might come to more politically driven results criticizing renewable energy.
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It was an attempt, rather than looking for the usual newsy development that allows us to say something broader in the middle of the story, to broaden from the start and tell this in a more explanatory way.
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But while some have fixated on Swift's use of serpents to promote her new work, others on Twitter have pointed out that this fresh aesthetic is eerily similar to the newsy T-shirt made popular by designer John Galliano.
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And we can pick fights with governments about newsy topics, or we can say, because the Saudi government lets us have us shows like "Sex Education," that show a very liberal lifestyle, and show very provocative and important topics.
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" Gail Bichler, design director: "For this week's cover, a profile of Mohammed bin Zayed, we opted to give the image of the ruler of the United Arab Emirates a half-toned treatment, lending the cover an immediate, newsy feel.
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This year, Roku has been expanding the type of content on that channel to also include things like live news from ABC News, Cheddar, Newsmax, Newsy, People TV, Yahoo and The Young Turks, and – more recently – entertainment and live sports.
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Joe Biden has written a tough, newsy article for Foreign Affairs magazine that takes on the Kremlin, the White House and the social-media giants, as the former vice president stays in the mix amid planning for a 2020 run.
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A steady stream of newsy updates, photos, videos and commentary from Syrian civilians and activists flows into my phone through groups on WhatsApp, Facebook and other services — sometimes so much of it that it feels more like navigating white-water rapids.
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TV's "Rising" program features Michael Brooks, host of "The Michael Brooks Show," for an update on the newsy weekend; and Lily Eskelsen García, a sixth grade teacher and president of the National Education Association, on the upcoming 2020 public education forum.
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Highlights from Trump's newsy presser with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe from the president's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida: Trump says he won't meet with Kim Jong Un if he believes a summit with North Korea won't be successful.
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A day to celebrate women everywhere #BalanceforBetter, the theme for this year's International Women's Day, called for creating gender-balance in an unequal world (for a handy guide to why that's so critical, see The Guardian's newsy live blog from Friday).
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Trump is marking the week leading up to Day 100 (Saturday) with a series of newsy directives and splashy events — this afternoon, he holds a "farmers' roundtable" in the Roosevelt Room — designed to show lawmakers that he can do plenty without them.
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John Oliver is a reliable cultural capstone; his HBO show Last Week Tonight doesn't specialize in starting conversations so much as serving up monologues that cement the liberal opinion on newsy topics in bits that rack up Reddit votes and blog headlines.
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Featuring Second City Mainstage alum Shantira Jackson, Live On Broadgay's Bowen Yang, and NYC-based comedian Jaboukie Young-White, the After After Party is your go-to source for all things absurd, newsy, and brutally funny—at least if they're on the internet.
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One former Facebook Trending Topics editor, who spoke under condition of anonymity because this person had signed a nondisclosure agreement with the company, said it was up to the editors' discretion to promote newsy topics that were not quite percolating on Facebook.
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Notebook Probably the most remarkable and unexpected thing about the Bernie-or-busters' showing at this week's Democratic National Convention so far has been their ability to make a noisy, newsy spectacle out of the dullest of convention rituals, the delegation breakfast.
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SAN FRANCISCO — When you conduct a Google search on your smartphone for a newsy topic — say, "Donald Trump" — the results starting on Wednesday will include a horizontal carousel of news articles, each with a little lightning bolt icon and the letters AMP at the bottom.
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TV Sky News Slow TV Sports News Stadium StandUp TV Subdustrial The Bridge The City The Cross The Feed The Oldies The Onion The Strip The Surf Channel The Young Turks Network Today's Top Story Top Stories by Newsy Vibes What the Funk WHAT?!
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I'm curious whether Warren will try to find some other ways to break through or make news while she's in D.C.. She had a newsy back-and-forth with Trump defender Alan Dershowtiz this week, but it's unclear how much that will matter in Iowa.
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Among others getting funding, Google highlights the following three, all classified as bigger projects: one in data science; one developing a chatbot to answer newsy questions; and one working on finding a publication's best "evergreen" content that's not time-sensitive but potentially interesting for readers nonetheless.
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" In the ad, BBC reporter Katty Kay walks by floating words and uses her finest newsy tone of voice to reassure the viewer that the BBC has "never taken sides in any war, revolution, or election," so it can call itself "the most trusted brand in news.
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There is one cheat: in particularly newsy weeks, or when a story is at the top of the agenda in one part of the world but not in others, we "split" our covers, dedicating the most valuable real estate of the week to different things in different places.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump marked his first 100 days in office by attacking the news media with a calculated fury not seen since the beginning of his administration — while rewarding the journalists he allegedly loathes with long, newsy chats in the Oval Office, Air Force One rides and meals.
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Now, after Khizr Khan appeared on national television offering to lend Donald J. Trump a paperback Constitution he had pulled out of his jacket, thereby turning the pocket Constitution into an Amazon best seller, next Sunday's annual reading of Washington's letter at Touro Synagogue is sure to crackle with newsy excitement.
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RELATED: Sources: Trump unsettled by McGahn's 30 hours with the special counsel Trump reacted to a media frenzy over the McGahn revelations in characteristic fashion: by launching a new Twitter assault on Mueller, taking new shots at his new nemesis John Brennan and diverting attention with newsy comments on the Federal Reserve.
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By early November, when Democrats gathered for their Jefferson-Jackson Dinner in Des Moines, the Carter forces had mobilized to win a newsy but nonbinding straw poll; Kennedy, still working on his announcement, sent some family members to the dinner at the last minute, in time for the news that Carter had crushed him.
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More From PCmag 4 Ways to Avoid Paying $119 for Amazon Prime Free Shipping Apple To Patch Flaw Police Use to Hack iPhones Your Twitter Feed Is About to Get a Lot More Newsy What to Expect at CE Week Amazon has a big head start in this area with an already functioning automated store and more to come .
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Bob CusackRobert (Bob) CusackBoth sides of the aisle call for local, state, federal cooperation on homelessness The Hill's Editor-In-Chief: New concerns that Biden is Hillary 2.0 The Hill's Morning Report — Impeachment tug-of-war expected to end soon MORE, editor-in-chief at The Hill, delivers his weekly DeBrief segment at the end of a decidedly newsy week.
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Lieu, who has a bachelor's degree in computer science, pressed administration officials about a number of newsy cybersecurity topics, including whether the FBI will tell Apple how it hacked into the San Bernardino iPhone ("potentially"), and whether the officials present had been aware of the mobile network flaw that allowed hackers to eavesdrop on Lieu's phone during Sunday's "60 Minutes" ("no," although the FCC is reportedly reviewing the flaw, according to a report).
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Here's the full list of the 63 channels Spectrum plans to offer on its streaming service near the end of March: A&E, AMC, American Heroes Channel, Animal Planet, AXS TV, BBC America, BBC World News, BET, BET Her, BET Jams, BET Soul, Bloomberg, Cheddar, CLEO TV, CMT, CMT Music, Comedy Central, Cooking Channel, Destination America, Discovery, Discovery Family, Discovery Life, DIY, Food Network, FYI, Game Show Network, Hallmark Channel, Hallmark Drama, Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, HDNet Movies, HGTV, HISTORY, IFC, Investigation Discovery, Lifetime, Lifetime Movie Network, Logo, MotorTrend Network, MTV, MTV2, MTV Classic, MTV Live, MTVU, NewsmaxTV, Newsy, Nickelodeon, Nick Jr., Nick Music, NickToons, Outdoor Channel, OWN, Paramount Network, Science Channel, Sundance TV, Teen Nick, TLC, Travel Channel, TV Land, VH1, Viceland, The Weather Channel, and WEtv.
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