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Isn't this article just describing one of the functions of DNA promoters, gene expression?

No, because promoters are usually upstream of protein coding regions. This paper claims that transcription factors, which are known for binding promoters and enhancers, also sometimes bind the protein coding regions themselves. This may create additional evolutionary constraints on the protein code, which could affect codon bias.
It's certainly novel, and quite interesting, but not totally revolutionary as the press releases like to insinuate.

is it about which part of the gene is encoding for proteins in means of introns and exons?

I wonder if the people can reply to you. It would be great if they could still.

I will announce a project about the know features of DNA and also aiming to discover the unknown features of genetic code.

working hard on it