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News
* causes commotion
  - concern
* form of broadcast protocol.
* is about things that happen that matter to the people getting the news
  - also the main part of a commodity
  - anything that other people are interested in
  - information content
* is located in newspapers
  - television
  - tv
  - news, whether it is good or bad
* is part of mediums
  - people and pictures and storytelling and simple truths
  - public communication
* is that which directly affects the real life of the majority of people
  - is unique
* is the accurate and objective coverage of events
  - general information upon which a game is played
  - most common type of information searched for online
  - time-related, usually a specific event or something resulting from an event
* is what happens at the margins of our lives
  - moves the world and the markets
  - publishers and networks traditionally spent money on
  - written by children in news bureaus across the world
* is, by definition, the reporting of NEW information.
* popular information commodity on the Web.
* seems to influence our feelings, thoughts, behavior and attitudes in everyday life.
* usually relates to an event that is important in a contained period of time.

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Hard news
* is news.
* refers to news that usually leads off a newscast.

Large fire
* Most large fires are wind driven events
  - wind-driven events
  - take place in the Western states
* are actually more likely to occur in sparse, wooded areas, where there are fewer people.
* can create their own winds and weather, increasing their flow of oxygen.
* is news.
* occur on the background of mass fires.
* start as small fires.

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New research
* Some new research indicates that sleep dramatically strengthens growth in brain connections.
* indicates that daily estrogens are as safe as cyclical estrogens for most women
  - sugars and starches affect blood glucose levels similarly
* shows that even teenagers have fatty plaques growing in their arteries
  - infants have brains that are smarter, faster and busier than adults
  - just about all antidepressants cause sexual dysfunction
  - male moths use their wings to sniff the air for attractive mates
  - the immune cells of young mammals are able to attack invading pathogens
* suggests that kelp plants have properties that help arthritis, eczema, and rheumatism
  - most stones start with tiny bacteria that live in urine
+ Canowindra, New South Wales, History: Towns in New South Wales
  * In October 1863, bushranger Ben Hall's gang took over the village for three days. Everyone was held hostage in the hotel. The gang held a big party for everyone in the hotel. A monument to Ben Hall was put up in 1951 on the site of Robinson's hotel, the 'Travellers' Rest'. New research shows that the events happened at an hotel on the other side of the river.

Television news
* child's window to the world.
* is dominated by traffic accidents, violence, and entertainment.
* is news
  - programs
* prominent source of children's fears.

Update
* are activities
+ Nintendo 3DS system software: Operating systems
  * Nintendo 3DS system software' is software on the Nintendo 3DS video game console that can be updated. These updates, which are downloaded through the system's Internet connection, lets Nintendo add and take away features and software. Updates also have changes from previous versions.

Newsletter
* are e-Mails written by a single person or some institution and sent to all subscribers
  - major beneficiaries of the desktop publishing revolution
  - periodicals that cater to a specialized readership
  - reports
* can be a way for a company to generate revenues.
* contain news.
* have pictures.
* include background information
* offer information
  - timely information
* provide summaries.

Numerical information
* is stored as numbers.
* refers to application numbers.