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单词 news blackout
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Definition of news blackout in English:

news blackout

noun
  • A suppression of information imposed on the media, typically by the government.

    the government has imposed a news blackout on the hostage crisis
    Example sentencesExamples
    • There was a total news blackout of the trial.
    • The trade group representing the studios declined comment, citing a news blackout agreed to by both sides during the talks.
    • A news blackout was imposed on the night and the managers of photo agencies were told that they faced three years in prison and a fine if they sold any photos of the event.
    • The story has broken some kind of a news blackout in the mainstream press.
    • A magistrate ordered a news blackout on the case, while he determined if the man had a case to answer.
    • Concerned that reports could trigger further violence, police requested a news blackout.
    • The media have faced criticism from some quarters for agreeing to a news blackout.
    • Because of a news blackout, details of what happened were sketchy.
    • The police remain under fire as a virtual news blackout imposed by law bans them from revealing details of the case.
    • The authorities have not released any information on the incident and have imposed a news blackout.
    • Another journalist had not seen a gag order but said a complete news blackout would not be possible without one.
    • Officials had imposed a strict news blackout on the substance of the talks.
    • He revelled in the controversy he provoked by breaking the news blackout.
    • The Appeal Court ruled that there should be a news blackout on a well-known entertainment industry figure who had an affair with a colleague.
    • She imposed a news blackout and warned the press to clear out of the crisis zone.
 
 
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