Definition of newsworthy
: interesting enough to the general public to warrant reporting
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The successful campaign of information warfare that’s been waged since the late 1990s, in large part by prominent conservative media organizations, has warped both the definition of news and shifted the boundaries of what people consider newsworthy.
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The 2018 FIFA World Cup opening ceremony was a newsworthy event produced by a third party and carried live on Fox.
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The fact that the Lakers had already spoken with LaVar about toning down his public criticism of the Lakers automatically made this new public criticism newsworthy.
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His announcement, widely expected, was the only the second most newsworthy event in Kansas City politics this past week.
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Lake's decision to take a 16-week maternity leave will likely make headlines: As the CEO of a public company, motherhood becomes newsworthy and often — fairly or unfairly — ignites a national conversation about working mothers.
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The 2018 FIFA World Cup opening ceremony was a newsworthy event produced by a third party and carried live on Fox.
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The 2018 FIFA World Cup opening ceremony was a newsworthy event produced by a third party and carried live on Fox.
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The New York Times has no formal guidelines for writing about newsworthy suicides.
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First Known Use of newsworthy
1890
NEWSWORTHY Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of newsworthy for English Language Learners
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: interesting or important enough to report as news
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