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Are we so obsessed with the celebrity news-driven media that we'll even pay attention to ridiculous stories like this?
Ryan Phillips: Why We Care About Brett and His Little Favre Ryan Phillips 2010
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Are we so obsessed with the celebrity news-driven media that we'll even pay attention to ridiculous stories like this?
Ryan Phillips: Why We Care About Brett and His Little Favre Ryan Phillips 2010
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Are we so obsessed with the celebrity news-driven media that we'll even pay attention to ridiculous stories like this?
Ryan Phillips: Why We Care About Brett and His Little Favre Ryan Phillips 2010
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Are we so obsessed with the celebrity news-driven media that we'll even pay attention to ridiculous stories like this?
Ryan Phillips: Why We Care About Brett and His Little Favre Ryan Phillips 2010
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Christy Fletcher, owner of literary agency Fletcher & Co., suggested that a digital title might do best for such a news-driven topic.
Broadcasters, Publishers Seek New Angles on the Drama Sam Schechner 2010
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Are we so obsessed with the celebrity news-driven media that we'll even pay attention to ridiculous stories like this?
Ryan Phillips: Why We Care About Brett and His Little Favre Ryan Phillips 2010
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"It's not even a news-driven market, it's a comment-driven market."
Stocks Claw Back Against the Bear Jonathan Cheng 2011
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By putting a black-and-white photo of a not-quite smiling Blankfein on its inaugural cover, the new Businessweek appeared more news-driven and serious than its meme-happy predecessor had in years.
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So you have a big breakfast show, drive-time programme and midday news-driven slot, but you also have an evening show that tackles health issues, personal finance, psychology, cars and legal topics on different nights.
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By putting a black-and-white photo of a not-quite smiling Blankfein on its inaugural cover, the new Businessweek appeared more news-driven and serious than its meme-happy predecessor had in years.
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