newsmaking

Worth reporting on

Newsmaking describes events, actions, or people that generate media coverage or public attention.

Something newsmaking is significant or sensational enough to warrant being reported: The CEO's resignation was the most newsmaking event of the quarter.

The term often appears attributively to characterize developments that journalists find compelling: a newsmaking scandal, newsmaking testimony.

It can also function as a noun referring to the process of creating or becoming news.

controversy

scandal

Disgraceful public affair

furor · bombshell · exposé · whistleblower · leak · disclosure · revelation · cover-up · fallout · firestorm

journalism

coverage

Extent of inclusion

investigative · broadcast · reporter · anchor · dateline · byline · press · media · network · newscast

publicity

press release

Official statement for media

media blitz · promotion · spotlight · announcement · airtime · launch · branding · public relations · photo op · soundbite

scoop

exclusive

Limited to one group

informant · uncover · leak · classified · confidential · off-the-record · deep background · anonymous source · firsthand · eyewitness

trending

viral

Spreading quickly online

buzzworthy · shareable · clickbait · newsfeed · algorithm · engagement · breaking · real-time · live-tweeting · social media

Opposites
public attention and significance

newsmakingunremarkable

Not worthy of comment

unnoticed · unreported · unpublicized · overlooked · insignificant

novelty and unusualness

newsmakingroutine

Regular sequence of actions

mundane · ordinary · commonplace · everyday · unremarkable

Family

news, make, making, maker, makers, makes, remake, remakes, remaking

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G