Definitions for news organization
news or·ga·ni·za·tion

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1. news agency, press agency, wire service, press association, news organization, news organisationnoun

   an agency to collects news reports for newspapers and distributes it electronically

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1. news organization

   A news organization is an entity, either publicly or privately owned, that is involved in the gathering, producing, and dissemination of various types of news and information to the public. These can include traditional forms such as newspapers or broadcast news stations, digital news websites, or news agencies that supply news to other outlets. They employ journalists, reporters, editors, and other staff members who investigate and report on events, issues, and trends regionally, nationally, or globally.

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How to pronounce news organization?

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   Karen

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of news organization in Chaldean Numerology is: 9

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of news organization in Pythagorean Numerology is: 3

Examples of news organization in a Sentence

1. Michael Barbaro:

   I don't think, when it comes to audio, there's any risk of a single news organization somehow monopolizing the industry. Go on iTunes, go on any of the podcast charts, and you will see thousands of shows, and you will see hundreds of newsrooms making podcasts. They're finding an audience, it's difficult for me to understand how The Daily success is a negative for any other podcast. I think this is kind of like rising tide lifts all boats.

2. President Trump , Hayespivoted:

   The insidious destructive force of the path of least resistance is everywhere you look, heck, I feel the tug of it President Trump , Hayespivoted as my own news organization is embroiled in a very public controversy over its conduct. EX-NBC NEWS ANCHOR MATT LAUER REPORTEDLY EXPOSED HIMSELF TO TODAY PRODUCER The.

3. David Westin:

   The real difficulty for a news organization, or a reporter, is that once you've made one misstep, it's really hard to earn (trust) back, you can. But it takes a lot of time.

4. Sanjay Gupta:

   They need better people. They need people that are respected because it's not that CNN is beyond repair, look, I know Jeff Zucker … Jeff Zucker's Jeff Zucker … Jeff Zucker's Jeff Zucker. It's just there, it's like everything else, these people are managing at scale. And but you can't allow people to say things that are absolutely untrue when you have a f --- ing news organization.

5. Bruce Brown:

   Now for the second time in just about as many weeks we've seen these disclosures that the DOJ has gone about obtaining records without advance notice to the journalist or to the news organization to give the reporter a chance to contest what DOJ is seeking, twice now we've seen in the prior administration that toward the end of their time in office they used this route to intrude into the very heart of what newsgathering is about.

References

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