News Articles, the most important newspapers and magazines, has all the information you need to know about a subject that you are interested in. Whether you are searching for the latest score in college football or the latest development in your favorite hobby, all you need is to use the internet and you can get the news you want from the comfort of your own home. Even if you don’t have internet access at home, you can still get the news you want. You just need to find the newspaper or magazine in your area.
News Articles, even the ones that make news, is produced by reporters who follow the story wherever it leads. Reporters are human interest artists, first of all. They go out to places where people are actually working, doing something, and they find out what they do, why they do it, how it affects people around them, and how the story might influence the rest of us. Human interest makes news, and makes it interesting. It’s as real as any other story you hear about, only much more brief and unlikely to occur in your normal daily life.
The best news stories are those that are unexpected, that make you ask, “What?” (You may know exactly what they are, but you may not be able to remember it.) They are unusual, but not entirely shocking. A fire in your neighborhood that was quickly put out turned a small family home in which nobody knew anyone to a tragic house fire, with death occurring almost immediately. People who are not regular partiers would have noticed the fire, but the news report mentioned nothing about it being an unusual event-it was only a fire.
Another kind of unusual event makes news, and that is when one society or culture does something that is not typical for another society or culture. When terrorists do horrible things, or when governments or other powerful institutions commit illegal activities, it becomes newsworthy. It makes you stop and think: Is this different than what I would expect from my friends and co-workers?
Differentiation among societies creates the need for news. Differentiation creates a need for different kinds of news. And, at some point, all news starts to become important. No one living in a society has ever lived without any news. Some things become news in one society but not in another.
News can have many sources. While it is important for newspapers to provide some information, it is also essential to have many people read it. The newspaper has become what many people think of as a reliable source of news, because of its broad range and consistent quality. On television, however, even local news channels have started to become more like 24-hour news channels. So the question may be, why shouldn’t we watch the news on television and read news articles on the internet instead?
