Reading news on a computer screen to say nothing of a mobile phone or PDA is not the same as opening up a newspaper and scanning the headlines for items of interest.
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The author of a recent book on an institution that's long been in and out of the headlines, and where conflicts of interest are nothing new.
The variation of task had profound consequences both for viewing behavior on regions of interest (headline, picture, and brand name) and recall but did not affect the main effect of ad complexity.
Our first action – a children's vigil outside parliament – went off without a hitch and attracted the sort of headlines and interest from politicians that we'd hoped for.
In the months before, Ebbers was in the news for owing WorldCom $340 million, Global Crossing had filed for bankruptcy and Grubman was making headlines for his myriad conflicts of interest.
Countries emerging from conflict often command headlines, congressional interest, and rule-of-law funding: Bosnia and Sierra Leone in the nineties, Iraq and Afghanistan today.
Along with nailing down details like "frequency of contribution, word count, topics of interest, and headline writing," the president's handlers secured an agreement from Zellner to have McDavis' op-eds run without a published rebuttal of any sort for at least 24 hours.
The road controversy has generated national headlines by pitting an astounding number of interest groups against one another, as Jennifer Steinhauer of The New York Times explained in a news analysis in February: Labor is pitted against surfers, American Indians against developers, commuters against campers and coastal people against inland dwellers.
First reported to be in the works and nearing launch by The Wall Street Journal in February 2011, Trove aggregates news across subjects of interest and important headlines of the day, from more than 10,000 sources.
