1. to provide a news story or article with a dateline indicating the place and date of origin
Usage: journalism

Examples

• The reporter is datelining the story from Washington, D.C.
• She spent the morning datelining articles for the evening edition.
• The editor insisted on datelining all international correspondence.
• Foreign correspondents are responsible for datelining their dispatches.
• The news agency requires datelining all breaking news reports.