newsy

• “It will be what they call a newsy letter, of course.”

  The Cords of Vanity A Comedy of Shirking

• “Newspapers are not necessarily 'newsy' - for example the weekly or monthly publications that report on events etc past and upcoming in the cycle.”

  When A Newspaper Stops Publishing In Print, What Happens To The Print Advertising Dollars? - Publishing 2.0

• “First off, it has an odd "news peg" -- that is, the newsy reason why a story is written in the first place.”

  What a weird story - Ezra Levant

• “Nichols, dressed in crisp white shirt and blue power tie, spoke in confiding and confident terms about the injustice of White House correspondents 'dinner seating arrangements, the need for "newsy" background meetings and early-morning gaggles, the disrespect shown toward the press by interminable delays.”

  The Washington Post: White House reporters see the other side while campaigning for board spots

• “In recent weeks I've had several readers tell me that they'd like more "newsy" information here on LENNDEVOURS.”

  LENNDEVOURS:

• “My blog has become more "newsy" ironically enough, as I started writing the book and had less time to go in-world and really root around for that perfect story.”

  Archive 2008-05-01

• “Reader, I will probably spend less time on "newsy" type things and do more reflective stuff.”

  Abject apologies

• “Maybe it's a desire to seem "in the know"; perhaps it's explained by the fact that blogs favor "newsy" stuff, over reading old books that aren't newsworthy.”

  SORRENTINO IN L.A. TIMES

• “Dear lady, did you ever read some stately bit of prose, which caught in its glamour of splendid words the vital, throbbing world of affairs and passions, some crystallization of a rich experience, and then by chance turn to the "newsy" column of an American newspaper?”

  Literary Love-Letters and Other Stories

• “So shrewd a judge of humanity as a New York "newsy" had taken him to be a man of parts.”

  What's-His-Name

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