newsmaker
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- noun
- /ˈnjuːzˌmeɪkər/
- Literature
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personaje mediático
- ENR magazine selected him as a "Top 25 Newsmaker" in 2008 based on CKC's pioneering work in the field of high-strength reinforcing bars for concrete structures in high seismic regions.
- newsmaker of the year
- a top newsmaker
I mean, Time magazine now may have a movie star on the cover as as much as a as a global newsmaker.
- I mean, Time magazine now may have a movie star on the cover as as much as a as a global newsmaker.
- I don't think rolling out famous celebrities and people who have our newsmakers whose stories have been proven at least half untrue.
- It's a bias that is both newsmaker and audience and people in media have never had better tools to more deeply understand what people want from them.
Examples
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Good afternoon and welcome to this edition of Eyewitness Newsmakers.
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The institute began with a number of content sessions where teachers met with such newsmakers and news reporters as then-Senator Timothy Wirth and Newsweek reporter Eleanor Clift.
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For almost every new issue of the magazine, 'Los Angeles' has a newsmaker event to build interest in the issue.
Blog text (18) -
Naming a newsmaker of the year for the 12 months that have just ended is easy.
Academic text (2008) -
You're on the cover of Newsmaker this month.
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Some of the interview appears in today's Morning Call as a Newsmaker Q&A.
Blog text (3) -
And Whitney will welcome a wide variety of guests, including celebrities and newsmakers.
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Mike educates the public by interviewing newsmakers and policy shapers about the hottest topics in the country.
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The documentary featured a well-known newsmaker who had a significant impact on modern politics.
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During the press conference, the famous newsmaker answered tough questions from reporters.
How Newsworthy
Surface Forms
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Etymology
Newsmaker is made of news ('new things people report') and maker ('one who makes'). It literally means someone who 'makes news' by doing something new or important, so a newsmaker is a person or event that attracts media attention.