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The phrase "amount of news" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or volume of news available or reported on a particular topic or event.
Example: "The amount of news coverage surrounding the election has been overwhelming this year."
Alternatives: "volume of news" or "quantity of news".
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A new round of collective defensiveness about the amount of news media coverage and government attention focused on New Orleans started in the days before Isaac first made landfall on Tuesday night.
Mr. Papper said many stations are doing more with less; in 2008, network affiliates set "a new record for the amount of news" on weekdays, with an average of 4.6 hours a station.
News editor of Dagbladet, Peter Raaum, defended the amount of news coverage given to the incident: "We write about this because the survivor has made criticism of the Scientology test that Kaja took just before she took her life.
And the amount of news coverage, of course, often corresponds to particular events or controversies.
So either the amount of news produced must shrink, or readers must pay more.
"He's full of good values, gives them a certain amount of news and plays beautiful music".
The overwhelming amount of news and entertainment comes via broadcast and print.
The circumstances of Dr. Faughey's death has drawn an inordinate amount of news media attention.
There's a certain amount of news that falls over into entertainment.
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