Title: Journalism 101: What Makes a Story Newsworthy? | Evangelical Press Association
Headings: Journalism 101: What Makes a Story Newsworthy?
Journalism 101: What Makes a Story Newsworthy?
Content: Conflict: In a novel-writing class, you learn that your story needs a conflict. A book about everybody being nice to each other all of the time and living carefree lives doesn't exactly grab attention. But everybody loves conflict. That's part of why the news seems so negative. The millions of people who don't get murdered each day aren't news. The few who do are. You've probably heard the cliche "no news is good news." A lot of media outlets seems to follow the formula "good news is no news." Human interest: