"There was a palpable hunger for information and data about this election that has nothing to do with media," said Mark Jurkowitz of the Project for Excellence in Journalism.
"There's a huge hunger for information," Mr. VandeHei said.
In a work like this, it is natural to hunger for information, for some grounding.
The BT carers network caters for an insatiable hunger for information among its employees.
Government's and business's hunger for information is insatiable; their technical abilities to obtain it will only improve.
"There is a hunger for information on Census 2000," Mr. Hughes said, "and we're on a diet until late 2001".
But Henry sees now in Baxter's agitated features a sudden avidity, a hunger for information, or hope.
To the advertisers' hunger for information about who watches what, a hunger that manifests itself, four times a year, in a monthlong viewer-data harvest known as "sweeps".
The study of 220 youngsters aged between nine and 14, who made video diaries, revealed a hunger for information about international events and for local programming.
Publishers and museums are catering to their hunger for information about surviving and lost artworks, dating to as far back as the 1700s.
