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I don't think we even need to combine the good and bad news in the way you describe (although clumping related news together is certainly good). The key to usef
by gizmo686 12y ago
I don't think we even need to combine the good and bad news in the way you describe (although clumping related news together is certainly good). The key to useful news seems to be that something changed. For example, trains are on time may not be useful, but train accuracy improved is.
- john2x 12y agoGood point. The "good news" cited in the short article weren't really news were they? They were more statement of facts. The roads remained open. The trains remained on time. That's not new. Could be a combination of bad reporting (due to reporters/writers not used to good news), and the points made by the grandparent post.