It is a firm rule in newspaper articles that second-hand information is clearly noted as such.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

It is a firm rule in newspaper articles that second-hand information is clearly noted as such.

The article is padded out with quotations from magazines.

The story received front‐page coverage.

Newspapers are morally bound to refuse to reveal their news sources.

This article has a good point to make [is making a good point], but does not develop the argument satisfactorily.

a definite source of a story or a thesis

What is reported in the paper is an obvious fact.

Everybody knows that this paper carries biased reports.

This paper is scant in documentation.

the disposition that slowly becomes clear in this report

The information is leaking piecemeal to the press.

It's a pity that there are typographical errors here and there in this essay.

This article was serialized [printed in serial form] in the Asahi.

There's nothing special in the way of scholarship in the paper (but it reads well).

the tabloids relied on sensationalism to maintain their circulation

angle an article at liberal readers

in mass media, a fundamental rule in which an opponent must be given a chance to present a counter argument about information presented

His article was published in the latest issue of the magazine.

The latest issue of the magazine carried his article 《on trade friction》.

What the newspaper said about the weather has certainly come true.

Their job is to read the news clearly and carefully.

Often enough, the newspapers are overtaken by events.

That paper often gives [carries] false reports.

a section enclosed by lines and separated from the text in a newspaper or magazine

If it contains nothing but insubstantial papers with no real content, it will be unworthy to be called an academic journal.

copy to fill space between more important articles in the layout of a magazine or newspaper

There is often useful information, such as about seasonal events, in free papers.

a newspaper that is published regularly by a particular business or industry to provide pertinent news and encourage development, called a {trade paper}

The contents of this report are shallow.

The Asahi is the most reliable paper.