agency feeds. This is cheaper for the broadcasters as less stories means less reporters. For the commercial outlets this gives them a valuable saving. Other less cost conscious bodies - such as the over-funded BBC - see this as an opportunity to put more resource into "explaining" the news to us in a very patronizing way. They tend to analyze the story fWhen you next see or hear or read "The News" just consider this: whose news is it? Who has decided what is an important enough event to include in the news and, perhaps more importantly, what is not worthy of inclusion? Someone has to decide what to include and what not to include. Over recent years, there have been less news stories in main stream news outlets in favour of inclusion of speculation surrounding a particular story. Less reporting and more analysis seems to be the order of the day. What they are saying is: "we will do the thinking for the public; we will speculate on their behalf; we will even provide the innuendo and gossip under the umbrella term "The News".

This kind of journalism is not news at all. It tends not to come from news agencies and more from the media. The problem with this kind of journalism is that speculation and downright gossip - which is what it often amounts to - is by its definition full of valued judgements made by the broadcasters themselves.

This new innovation of "gossip news" is usually included, to a lesser or greater degree, in most of the "top" stories. The result is that there is less time for many other items. If you scan broadcast news in particular, you will notice that, over the years, the number of stories covered in any bulletin is far less than it used to be. The networks will concentrate on just one or two stories and may read out some one-liners from agency feeds. This is cheaper for the broadcasters as less stories means less reporters. For the commercial outlets this gives them a valuable saving. Other less cost conscious bodies - such as the over-funded BBC - see this as an opportunity to put more resource into "explaining" the news to us in a very patronizing way. They tend to analyze the story fr

lets in favour of inclusion of speculation surrounding a particular story. Less reporting and more analysis seems to be the order of the day. What they are saying is: "we will do the thinking for the public; we will speculate on their behalf; we will even provide the innuendo and gossip under the umbrella term "The News".

This kind of journalism is not news at all. It tends not to come from news agencies and more from the media. The problem with this kind of journalism is that speculation and downright gossip - which is what it often amounts to - is by its definition full of valued judgements made by the broadcasters themselves.

This new innovation of "gossip news" is usually included, to a lesser or greater degree, in most of the "top" stories. The result is that there is less time for many other items. If you scan broadcast news in particular, you will notice that, over the years, the number of stories covered in any bulletin is far less than it used to be. The networks will concentrate on just one or two stories and may read out some one-liners from agency feeds. This is cheaper for the broadcasters as less stories means less reporters. For the commercial outlets this gives them a valuable saving. Other less cost conscious bodies - such as the over-funded BBC - see this as an opportunity to put more resource into "explaining" the news to us in a very patronizing way. They tend to analyze the story f

news at all. It tends not to come from news agencies and more from the media. The problem with this kind of journalism is that speculation and downright gossip - which is what it often amounts to - is by its definition full of valued judgements made by the broadcasters themselves.

This new innovation of "gossip news" is usually included, to a lesser or greater degree, in most of the "top" stories. The result is that there is less time for many other items. If you scan broadcast news in particular, you will notice that, over the years, the number of stories covered in any bulletin is far less than it used to be. The networks will concentrate on just one or two stories and may read out some one-liners from agency feeds. This is cheaper for the broadcasters as less stories means less reporters. For the commercial outlets this gives them a valuable saving. Other less cost conscious bodies - such as the over-funded BBC - see this as an opportunity to put more resource into "explaining" the news to us in a very patronizing way. They tend to analyze the story f

r greater degree, in most of the "top" stories. The result is that there is less time for many other items. If you scan broadcast news in particular, you will notice that, over the years, the number of stories covered in any bulletin is far less than it used to be. The networks will concentrate on just one or two stories and may read out some one-liners from agency feeds. This is cheaper for the broadcasters as less stories means less reporters. For the commercial outlets this gives them a valuable saving. Other less cost conscious bodies - such as the over-funded BBC - see this as an opportunity to put more resource into "explaining" the news to us in a very patronizing way. They tend to analyze the story f

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