newsmagazine
Americannoun
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a periodical specializing in reports and commentaries on current events, usually issued weekly.
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Radio and Television. magazine.
Etymology
Origin of newsmagazine
Example Sentences
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Instead it forces Glenda to speak for it, and in contradiction to the message nearly every scene before establishes, by slapping down her neighbor’s feeble excuse for watching a newsmagazine give airtime to the man-eating beast with whom she shared a wall.
From Salon
Campanile, who was brought on by former “60 Minutes” executive producer Bill Owens when he oversaw recent changes at the newscast, will return to the newsmagazine.
From Los Angeles Times
NBC News announced Tuesday that the cast of its popular long-running true crime newsmagazine will gather onstage Sept. 28 at the Pinnacle, a new music venue in Nashville.
From Los Angeles Times
While “60 Minutes” will soon have a new owner, the CBS newsmagazine’s next executive producer is coming from inside the family.
From Los Angeles Times
Simon got her start at CBS News in 1996 as a researcher for its other newsmagazine “48 Hours.”
From Los Angeles Times
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