School's back kiddos, time to kevlar up!

  • InevitableSwing [none/use name]
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    3 months ago

    I wonder if there's been an academic study of how covid changed what's considered "newsworthy" by network news. For example imagine a pre-covid situation where X is the minimum number of people to be killed in a random mass shooting so it's broadcast live on MSNBC. And X is ~3 or whatever. Is that still the case now that the public thinks covid is over and they're massively desensitized to death?

    Is X the same or larger? My wild hunch is X is larger now.