In order to “make news” something must be”¦ new, or weird, or unusual. It’s already assumed we know the old and usual – so news is the opposite of that. We read about outliers and changes happening in any given day. Anything sticking out as different is considered newsworthy.So anti-war protesters protesting (yawn) gets little coverage. But old people in [Read More]
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