Definitions
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- noun An
anchorman in a news program, anews anchor ,newscaster . - noun computing A
program for reading and posting tonewsgroups .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun someone who reads out broadcast news bulletin
Etymologies
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Examples
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You can read the full description of the device after the break -- it's described as a newsreader, with two-digit codes for each article online, and a constant stream of information from the hourly updates on "electronic papers."
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I ask because all of a sudden (one or two days), deletions and inserts are visible in my newsreader, which is NetNewsWire.
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You can read the full description of the device after the break -- it's described as a newsreader, with two-digit codes for each article online, and a constant stream of information from the hourly updates on "electronic papers."
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But she was a newsreader, which is to say, her face could fill a screen and she could enunciate the words in front of her nicely.
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010
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To get RSS feeds from web sites or blogs, first you need to equip your computer or handheld device with what's called a newsreader or aggregator.
unknown title 2009
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The John Snow is named after John Snow the health campaigner, not the newsreader, which is amusing in itself as John Snow was a confirmed teetotaller*.
FreakyTrigger 2009
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To get RSS feeds from web sites or blogs, first you need to equip your computer or handheld device with what's called a newsreader or aggregator.
unknown title 2009
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N - Newsreader A newsreader is a software tool or web application that is used to read and manage RSS feeds.
HostReview Articles 2009
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Built on Netvibes, an RSS aggregator (aka newsreader), the site comes standards with pre-selected feeds from popular social media and technology sites.
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On Unix systems, however, you will have to use a "newsreader" program.
The Big Dummies' Guide to the Internet Version 2.0 : Chapter 3: Usenet I 1994
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