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news that waited a week so it could get its story straight and its adjectives fancier.
means a periodical or broadcast that analyzes and packages recent events with more depth and narrative than daily news but less delay than history books.
from the format traces to time magazine's 1923 launch, which bet that readers wanted the week's events digested, ranked, and explained rather than dumped raw daily; tv versions like 60 minutes borrowed the same logic for the screen in 1968.
time's gimmickorganized news into sections, invented the news cycle recap
60 minutes ticking clocksame stopwatch sound used since 1968 broadcast
newsweek soldonce for one dollar in 2010, debt included
tv news, mag pacedateline mixes true crime with weekly magazine timing
for instance
time — weekly since 1923, invented the person of the year cover
der spiegel — germany's investigative weekly, founded 1947 in hannover
dateline nbc — 1992 launch, now mostly true crime long-form episodes