Who typically picks up news stories and how?

Usually, it's the editors or the news directors. They decide based on various factors like newsworthiness, public interest, and relevance.

Journalists and freelance writers often sell news stories to news companies. They gather and report on various events and topics.

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It really varies. Some hours might have just a few major stories, while others could have a dozen or more depending on the news cycle and events happening.

It's hard to give a definite length. News stories can range from a brief summary of a few sentences to a comprehensive article that's several thousand words. It depends on the significance of the event, the available information, and the publication's style and space constraints.

The number of stories in a typical news broadcast isn't fixed. It could range from 5 to 10 or even more. Factors like the duration of the broadcast, the significance of the news events, and the target audience influence the number.

It varies a lot. Sometimes it can be just a few minutes for very urgent and significant news, but for more complex or less time-sensitive stories, it could take hours or even days.

The time spent covering stories really depends. For breaking news, it could be a matter of minutes to get the basic details out. But for in-depth investigative pieces, it can take weeks of research and reporting.

It varies a lot. Some daily newspapers might have dozens of news stories, while others could have less depending on their size and focus.