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[QUOTE="LeMoyneCuse, post: 2293029, member: 158"]
This is admittedly frustrating to me. I care deeply about journalism as a craft, even if I don't work in it any more. I base my opinions on my experience of working the morning shift at News 10 / YNN. I had to rely on everyone else's work because there was no information I could get at 3 am. I had to think to the future and have the most relevant, newest content.

The same applies here. So while more attractive stories about developing the running game or what you saw or more interesting nuggets are more valuable and more featured, they age quickly and you can't build off of them if anything new happens. Meanwhile, the nuts and bolts stuff about unclear injuries do get boring, especially when nothing new is happening. But those are the questions people will keep asking about, and the stories that are most likely to yield new information.

It's a nuance that is understandably unclear to anyone who hasn't been there - it's kind of thing you pick up with experience and can't learn it anyway else.
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