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Likewise, TV channels cannot pride themselves on providing a twelve-minute newscast covering the same information as the competition.

Draw from live TV (like a newscast where the poses are relatively static but still fluid).

Now that the Anandtech podcast doesn't exist anymore, I have nowhere to go for my hype-free hardware newscast.

I've been watching the setups as the local newscast keeps their web cam pointed at the bridge for their nightly news.

And yet, at least once, the alert on the phone specifically (rather than a newscast or highway signage) appears to have saved at least one life[0].

If broadcast news started their evening newscast with a story about the environment every night maybe people would change the channel or turn them off completely.

But the 21st century newscast is a very different thing.

When I think meteorologist I think newscast in front of a greens creen so this is perhaps a case of my terrible misconceptions showing.

At 18:55 GMT Sat Aug 1, Iceland's national broadcaster, RÚV, had its 19:00 nightly newscast enjoyed to prevent reporting the document.

Sure, you can write a better SalesForce at home, but making it displace the real thing is exactly the same effort as making a TV station adopt your new newscast format.

(What happens when you're thrown off the deep end into a newscast about nuclear power plant issues and you're deeply out of your depth with regards to the required vocabulary?

The CBC network took government money to produce a series run on their flagship nightly newscast that sent their chief correspondent (who was also a Bilderberg guest) on a tour of the Northwest Passage aboard a Coast Guard ice breaker.

So there's no single moment when this becomes "newsworthy"; but I'd assume that as of recently, the patient is walking at a level that's sufficiently impressive for a newscast, and so today's the day.

Gregory was displaying the "device" during a newscast.

Closer to home "hacker news" could probably pivot into a daily tech video newscast feed, but it would be hopeless to try to pivot into a poor clone of digg/reddit.

No newsreader on a newscast is going to say "Thanks for that great lasagna recipe, now lets talk to Ebenezer Ulysses about tomorrow's rain", they're going to get a stage name of "Bennie" in that case.