making news
Becoming a story
Making news means doing something noteworthy enough to attract media coverage or public attention.
The phrase often carries a hint that the attention is deliberate or dramatic: She's always making news with her controversial statements.
Someone who makes news may be courting publicity or simply doing something significant enough that reporters take notice.
- newsmakerPerson generating media attention
- trendDirection of change
- headlineNews article title
- press conferencesFormal journalist gatherings
- broadcastTransmitted media signal
journalism · viral videos · investigative journalism · cultural shifts · shock value · press releases · spin doctor · controversy · media circus · political movements · clickbait · reporting · trending topics · going viral · publicity stunts · public opinion · media campaigns · fifteen minutes of fame
making newsflying under the radar
Remaining undetected deliberately
making newskeeping quiet
Remaining silent
covering up · hushing up · keeping mum · stonewalling · censoring
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