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• n  the quality of being sufficiently interesting to be reported in news bulletins
  the judge conceded the newsworthiness of the trial

• At CBS, there was some doubt as to the newsworthiness of the President's address.
• On the other hand, I would hope at least that the networks based their decision on newsworthiness, and not the ad dollars generated by a night of programming in a low-rated summer .
• Its newsworthiness is precisely what makes it such a dangerous and complicated beat for reporters.

• news

News & Articles

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• See You Next Year: PRSA2013 International Conference
  NEW YORK, Oct. 31, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- One of the major themes to come out of the PRSA 2013 International Conference is the evolution of news and its impact on PR today.  PR Newswire's Sarah Skerik, Vice President of Content Marketing, explored Newsworthiness: New Context &...
  Oct. 31, 2013 - PR Newswire

Quotes

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• Bruce Clay in Brafton
  I've seen people do press releases that had zero newsworthiness,Clay told the website. "Those are no good. You want to have something that people will care about and tell two friends."
• Mark Danner in San Francisco Chronicle
  To call this only an issue of censorship is to oversimplify the weighing of values that is the day-to-day work of news judgment,Danner said. "Balancing newsworthiness vs. the offense an image or story might cause readers is part of an...