It is the Sisyphean task of obit editors to stockpile "advances" for as many of the newsworthy undead as possible, and when Marv took the job he commissioned a blizzard of them from colleagues throughout the newsroom.
He said he believes an interview with a single focus makes for the most newsworthy results.
Eager for the most newsworthy guests -- the producers and hosts often seem less interested in the ratings than in the number of Nexis citations on Monday -- the shows bumped guests including Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, and Gov. Mark Warner of Virginia, a Democrat, to make room for the secretary of state and the national security adviser.
Join us as we tour the exhibit hall looking for the most newsworthy gadgets, smartphones, and tablets, and stay sober enough to report on them.
But the newsworthy story for the United States is growing opportunity and dynamism in Africa for American businesses and organizations.
But the films and the filmmakers have been linked both for their unapologetically graphic depiction of the sex act and for the still-newsworthy fact that they were made by women and told from their female protagonists' points of view.
An enterprising UC Irvine publicist, exploring the book for newsworthy angles, discovered that the three academicians cited "the way the family carries out its business" as a prime factor in juvenile delinquency.
That category also includes Christopher Plummer for perhaps the most newsworthy movie performance of the year after he replaced the disgraced Kevin Spacey as J Paul Getty in Ridley Scott's All the Money in the World.
But it has also meant that Mr. Assange, a mercurial and charismatic figure with strong political views and a penchant for the unorthodox and newsworthy, has often become the story himself.
The reporters had begun preliminary work on the Afghanistan field reports, using a large Excel spreadsheet to organize the material, then plugging in search terms and combing the documents for newsworthy content.
