Then I got the newscopy beforehand, and transcribed it into haiku. Then the newsteam performed it. For example, the lead news story that night was about a Danville area train accident. We're actually able to fit more stories in each night in this haiku format. I guess the fact that we're using the haiku form means were getting more meaning from less words.
Haiku consultants are big bucks.
No, we write our own now. And if you don't mind me tooting our horn, I think we do a pretty darn good job of it. Links to articles are done so with the express permission of participating news sites. Neither Haiku Headlines nor these participating sites are responsible for each other's content.