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Another sad reality is that, despite more in-depth coverage of political issues by leading national newspapers, weekly newsmagazines, public issue periodicals and public broadcasting (all of which are experiencing losses, not gains), most Americans seem to prefer the speeded-up, less reflective headline version found on commercial TV, cable and the Internet.

The fax was headlined "Movie Version of Bernardo 'Bible' to Be Filmed in Toronto".

Although stories of abuse of young boys are often in the headlines, the version of this story involving young girls doesn't appear to be nearly as newsworthy.

Groban headlined concert versions of the 1980s musical Chess on Broadway (2003) and at London's Royal Albert Hall (2008).

Computer Business Review appeared more certain with the "How Google search results are influencing elections" headline for its version of the story.

That doesn't make for quite as striking a headline, but this version of the calculation doesn't do much to change the share of wealth held by the richest one per cent in the world, either: it falls from 48.1 per cent to 47.9 per cent, Galasso found.

Mike Doherty, the press officer for the Irish Traveller movement in Britain, had complained about both the Telegraph's newsprint article, headlined "Gipsy camp stress 'drove couple to suicide pact'", and its online version, headlined "Retired couple carry out suicide pact after travellers move in next door".

The headline in an earlier version of this post misspelled Nickelback as Nickleback.

"Gayle King: Cougar Queen" read one headline in the digital version.

In an earlier version, the headline referred to "UK marriage registers".

The headline in the paper version claimed that 70% of free schools are "empty".