This live stream of relevant headlines is much more immediate even than what you find on Techmeme, which can take hours to change meaningfully.
A search for "Times Square" on Google about 15 minutes after I saw my first Tweet about it turned up two-day old news results up top about New Year's Eve preperations and generic photos of Times Square, whereas a search on Bing at least had relevant headlines from ABC News ("NYPD: No Bomb Inside Van Abandoned in Times Square") and CNN ("Police investigate van parked in Times Square").
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One article of mine a few years back was all about resistance to evolutionary studies from the far left and the editor of the newspaper made the relevant sub-headline "Conservatives Stonewall"—as if the whole point were about the conservative resistance to evolution...so the accuracy issue is definitely something that needs to be considered!
Apart from the touring, studio and comedic runs Brian created a foolproof method of keeping the McKnight name relevant in headlines.
The book, a part of so many high-school syllabi, appears to be helping people contextualize political rhetoric; the sales boost even led Michiko Kakutani at The New York Times to write an homage to the still-relevant novel, headlined "Why '1984' Is a 2017 Must-Read".
You can go months without being able to test or demo anything directly relevant to the headline problem you're trying to solve.
With "Poisoned," Jeff Benedict manages to deliver the full literary experience of a medico-legal thriller in a work of nonfiction that, fortuitously enough, could not be more relevant to recent headlines.
Without drawing the connection explicitly, she also addresses a subject relevant to current headlines -- the complex corrosive effects of mass publicity and the use of the label "hero," not only on those to whom it is applied but on the communities that surround them.
