The Bold Italic could make Medium membership more appealing to Bay Area techies, newshounds and community-philes.
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Yet statistics show that online newshounds are as interested in disasters and scandals as they are in politics.
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Even the most casual newshounds can easily get sucked into the adrenaline-pumping intrigue around collusion and foreign espionage.
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That sort of impact will likely be limited on Twitter, a much smaller platform chock-full of newshounds and other users who are politically active.
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Even the most devoted Trump supporter knows Russia, Iran, terrorism, national debt, and, of course, North Korea are more threatening to the nation than newshounds.
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SMDH. We don't cover tons of breaking news here on the shopping team — not as much as our Kardashian-hawk compatriots over in Entertainment or the newshounds monitoring AOC's every move.
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But in the current era of sausage factory journalism, and the total dominance of the print newspaper market by pernicious right-wing tabloids and their pack of eager, automaton newshounds, the story of this maverick publication needs telling.
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Bannon, for instance, gave his mea culpa for his part in the Wolff book to Swan after the reporter asked if he wanted to do his official apology with Axios — meaning that the newshounds of Twitter, Drudge Report, and other outlets were all crediting Axios once it went live.
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With just a strange flutter of his pale eyelids and a difficult-to-parse ad-lib, Trump can swing a news cycle away from his latest lurid failure and back in the direction he wants it to go—"to distract the newshounds by shouting 'Squirrel!' and sending them sniffing for a new story," as Politico's Jack Shafer put it.
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But if you read widely throughout The Times, you know that every single department, from the newshounds at National and Metro to the epicures of Dining to the rarefied intellects of Books and beyond, will regularly find a fascinating tale to tell you: some character study, or scenic dispatch, or heartfelt personal essay that you can't help reading all the way to the end.
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Other newshounds quickly expose the story as false; destroying a planned benefit for a New York orphanage-hospital. When Lester discovers the impact of his actions, he works to repair the damage and save the benefit.
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Presenters then included Terry Lowry, Phil Wilson, Karna Small, Bob Marsden, Paul Ryan, Art Brown and Dave Valentine.San Francisco Chronicle, March 1, 1972 (advertisement "The Newshounds of Newswatch 4") The station's newscasts were branded as NewsCenter 4 from 1977 until 2001, when it was changed to the current KRON 4 News. A major change in KRON-TV's evening news broadcasts occurred on April 6, 1981,Terrence O'Flaherty, "All the News That's Fit to Squint," San Francisco Chronicle, April 8, 1981, p. 54. when the station launched the 90-minute newscast "Live on 4" (from 4 to 5:30 p.m.). NBC Nightly News also moved from 7 to 5:30 p.m.
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