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newsflow noun. The flow of announcements and press releases put out by a company, and the news stories generated by these announcements.

Example Citation:
"[Press releases] describe progress—less often, lack of it—in getting new drugs to market. There is even a special term—newsflow—to define productivity. A biotech company with positive newsflow has generated a blizzard of upbeat releases. This should push up the share price, comforting shareholders during the wait for dividend payments to begin."
—"Welcome to the world of newsflow and burn rates," The Financial Times (London)

Related Words:
whisper circuit
whisper number

Subject Categories:
Business - General
Culture - Media and Journalism

Posted on July 24, 1998 at 10:24 PM
Updated on July 24, 1998 at 10:24 PM


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