He prefers rough drafts of history, things produced right around the time of newsworthy events.
BOLZANO, Italy — On the classical music beat, I get to travel around the world to newsworthy premieres and performances: a great privilege.
Mikhail Gorbachev ordered a few public screenings in the Soviet Union, in 1989; Václav Havel saw "Shoah" in a Czechoslovak prison; the film's ongoing travels around the world remain newsworthy, as when, in January, it was shown on state television for the first time in Turkey.
By building a newsworthy event around that meeting, the New York gubernatorial candidate actively participated in preventing women from doing their jobs.
After a few high-priced and newsworthy train trips around the southwest, Scott met with the Santa Fe's General Passenger Agent, J. J. Byrne, at the railroad's office in Los Angeles on July 8, 1905.
The news spread around the world like an exceptionally newsworthy wildfire, and in the months that have passed people have been itching to see our footage and find out exactly what happened on the first-ever basketball diplomacy mission.
Kalanick told The Huffington Post in an email that he thinks "folks will get used to 'surge events' on Uber and it won't be newsworthy the next time around".
So when Roald Dahl Day came around again on Tuesday, there was the annual challenge to be newsworthy.
Instead, he was hired to work as a child actor in radio adaptations of world literature, then as a young correspondent sent around the country (accompanied by his mother) to conduct interviews with newsworthy Israelis.
Some of these topics have been around for a while, championed by various people and groups, but what seems newsworthy to me is the fact that Obama included them in his list of proposals for the future.
