This media interest might be due to a number of newsworthy features concerning SARS, namely, its new disease status, exotic aspects (e.g., possibly arising from wild animals), relative infectiousness, uncertain transmission modes, high case-fatality rate, and limited treatment options.
This sort of reporting error results from the speed of journalism in the Internet era, and from the increasingly widespread belief that an art work's monetary value is its most newsworthy feature.
Behar's television credits include "The Joy Behar Show" on HLN which featured newsworthy guests and examines today's water cooler issues, from pop culture to politics and everything in between.
"What we feature can be newsworthy, but we are not a news organization," said Fred Yager, director of Merrill Lynch Global Broadcast Service.
A striking and newsworthy concept, the exhibition was featured in the New York Times, Time, and Good Morning America, which Ferrara almost missed because back then he was "waiting tables until 4 o'clock in the morning".
The second item that struck Dalya as newsworthy, and which was also to feature in the Observer, was an original studio photograph of the perpetrators of the Dreadnought hoax in 1911, an event that, speculates Hermione Lee, might be regarded as the initiating moment of the Bloomsbury movement.
The magazine features a column of notes about newsworthy Canadians.
This combination of features likely made the study more newsworthy.
You tell Wordsmith to put the sentences with the most newsworthy information first, defined perhaps as those that feature the greatest percentage changes.
This could mean two things: either inter-sectarian gang violence featuring machetes and heroin is not newsworthy, or Italian cops can pretty much do what they want, and fuck the free press.
During the introduction week, the bill is likely to be featured on many news and entertainment programs just because it's newsworthy.
