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The 27 pages that link to News values, each with the reason it gives.

• Agenda-setting theoryRelated: These criteria help explain why some issues receive more prominent coverage than others.

• JournalismRelated: These judgments influence which stories receive attention and how prominently.

• Media biasRelated: Newsworthiness judgments can systematically favor certain events, people, and viewpoints.

• News agencyRelated: Agency selection and framing help determine which stories become widely available.

• Tabloid journalismRelated: Tabloid priorities have helped shape public debate over which stories become news.

• Political journalismRelated: These criteria determine which political events receive attention and prominence.

• Media framingRelated: News values shape which facts enter a report and therefore which frames are available.

• Journalistic objectivityRelated: Selection shapes coverage before questions of neutral wording arise.

• Commercial broadcastingRelated: Commercial pressures can affect which stories broadcasters prioritize and how they package them.

• Television journalismRelated: Editors use these criteria to decide which stories receive airtime and prominence.

• CNNRelated: Continuous broadcasting increased pressure to find fresh, immediate stories throughout the day.

• American journalismRelated: News values influence which stories receive attention and how prominently they appear.

• Ethics of photojournalismRelated: Newsworthiness helps explain why some private or disturbing images are published despite ethical costs.

• PublicityRelated: Publicity efforts compete for attention by presenting material that fits editorial priorities.

• Celebrity journalismRelated: Prominence and novelty help determine which celebrity stories become news.

• News gatheringRelated: News values help determine which gathered leads merit further reporting.

• Transgender representation in mediaRelated: News values help explain why some transgender stories receive attention while others do not.

• Media eventRelated: Planners often emphasize novelty, prominence, and conflict to attract coverage.

• Television news anchorRelated: These judgments influence which stories an anchor introduces and emphasizes.

• Media sensationalismNarrower topic: Novelty, conflict, and prominence can reward dramatic stories with greater visibility.

• Newspaper journalismRelated: They shape which events receive newspaper attention and prominence.

• News analysisRelated: News values influence which developments receive analysis and how their significance is framed.

• Publicity stuntRelated: Novelty, conflict, and visual impact help a stunt pass editorial selection.

• Entertainment journalismRelated: Timeliness, fame, conflict, and novelty help determine which entertainment stories become news.

• World newsRelated: Editorial selection determines which global developments make the news.

• JournalistRelated: These criteria influence which verified events receive coverage and how prominently.

• Press Trust of IndiaRelated: Agency selection and distribution influence which events receive coverage across client outlets.