While the mainstream media may be content with staying on top of the news, an exclusive technological breakthrough engineered by the Globe-Guardian research and development department allows this publication to go the big boys one better. The new technology enables Globe-Guardian reporters to transport their virtual selves into currently available futures to obtain news story information.
Virtual visitors are undetectable to inhabitants of future destinations.
Readers must bear in mind, however, that the Iron Law of Time Travel applies here. In simple terms, the law states that any current time line represents only one possible future. Any change in that time line will result in an alternative future proportional to the scope of the change. That means that each Globe-Guardian story reporting a future news event holds potential for redirecting the current time line. The best guesses of our research and development staff indicates that time lines shift only to the extent that stories are read and believed.