Saunders explained: "There has been considerable public interest, and media coverage, of the fact of the investigations including identifying Lord Janner as the subject of them.
There was, as you may recall, a great deal of coverage of the fact that the troubled actor stumbled and fell over at one point, complete with much lurid speculation about the role alcohol may have had to play.
With Rick Perry, this means a whole lot more coverage of the fact that Texas is the "killingest" state in the entire union, having executed more than four times as many prisoners as the next contender in this gruesome contest.
"It was pretty much straightforward coverage of the fact that they were caught, which is by and large something you learn quickly and you don't have to stay and watch a whole bunch of stuff all day and get glued to the set".
In 1998, New York magazine ran a cover article on several hot young publicists, including Lizzie Grubman, so that she was already a quasi celebrity when she ran down the bystanders outside a nightclub in Southampton last summer -- which event precipitated press coverage of the fact that she hired a publicist to represent her.
"It was hour-on-hour coverage of the fact that a few cars had been destroyed and some broken windows," she says comparing it to the reporting on Bony, who had spent the weekend in a hospital.
Angell also pointed out that there's been very little coverage of the fact that insurance companies will still be allowed to charge older people (over age 55) much more than younger people.
Nor was there wide coverage of the fact that the goal adopted by the G8 is well below the standard most scientists believe is necessary to really combat climate change.
In fact, Kinsella just served the pair at the courthouse due to the fact their recent "coverage" of the trial they matter-of-fact stated Kinsella committed perjury.
The snobby tone of the coverage, in fact, was much like the underlying spirit of the episode itself.
Radio and television have long fed that appetite in their own characteristic ways, often offering on-the-scene coverage of events, with the facts and interpretation being layered on as they become available.
