Strikes were called, newspapers halted publication, and fears of widespread insurrection remain high.

He likes to read newspapers.

It published newspapers like B.Z.

Sales of newspapers have fallen since the 1970s and in 2009 42 of people reported reading a daily national newspaper.

Newspapers published in gigantic numbers.

Newspapers and broadcasts were packed with lies.

The boy brings him newspapers and coffee.

Afghan journalist Nasim Fekrat writes on his photo blog

The daily newspapers are Morgunblaðið and Fréttablaðið.

Peacebuilding does not get headlines.

I think this is similar to what s going on in the mainstream editorial world these traditional publications fear us because they don t understand us.

Most Flemish readers don t read French language newspapers or novels, and vice versa. TV stations are separate.

For the first time, newspapers did not have to get clearance in advance from military intelligence for every article they intended to publish.

Some newspapers include other personnel as well.

Below is a list of the newspapers published in Bahrain.

Acquiescing to such censorship might have been necessary when printing presses, delivery trucks, news kiosks, or transmission towers were the only way to get printed publications or broadcast programs to news consumers.

ROME Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi s political and sexual exploits make headlines around the world, and not just in the tabloid press.

The New York Times, together with The Guardian and Der Spiegel, was given a chance to study the documents before they were released, and decided to publish some of the material.

The number of journals that can be accessed by the libraries in electronic, rather than print, format has grown by more than 50 per cent during the past 10 years.

Jacek Utko designs to save newspapers

You know, the number one organ of ridicule nowadays, is the newspaper.

Elderly man checks the headlines in Tel Aviv, Israel 2005.

The Internet undercut the business model of many daily newspapers.

When the ledgers are laid open ,

And when the Records of Account are laid bare .

when the scrolls shall be unrolled ,

And when the Writs shall be lain open ,

And when the written pages of deeds ( good and bad ) of every person shall be laid open

When the records are made public .

and when the scrolls of ( men 's ) deeds shall be unfolded ,

And when the pages are laid open ,

When the records of deeds are unfolded ,

when the scrolls are unrolled ,

And when the pages are made public

the records of deeds are made public ,

And when the books are spread ,

when the records of men 's deeds are laid open ,

When the scrolls are laid open

During a biennium, one half of the revenue to the fund is credited to miscellaneous income to ensure that the anticipated credit against Member States' contributions for sales of publications is maintained.

Some have taken the risk of resorting to metaphors and allegory, while others poke fun at the whole thing by writing editorials on ballet or bee keeping.

The News instead switched to an internet based entity, AnnArbor.com, in order to keep up with the transition from print to web.

Whereas in 1978 there were only 186 newspapers and a handful of magazines and broadcast outlets, today China has roughly 2,200 newspapers, 9,000 magazines, 1,000 radio stations, and 420 TV stations, plus a growing proliferation of cable TV outlets.

Some newspapers have stoked the country s ethnic and regional animosities, and can be wildly inaccurate in their reporting.

And then you read in the paper a few weeks later, Oh, by the way, a quarter of those died.

One well respected publication even called Mrs. Patil s selection embarrassing.