A news hole refers to the amount of space or time available in a newspaper, magazine, or broadcast for news content. It is the area where stories, articles, or reports are published or aired, and is determined by the overall size of the publication or the length of the broadcast. The news hole can vary depending on the media format, with newspapers having a limited number of pages and television broadcasts having a set amount of airtime. Editors and producers decide how to fill the news hole with content based on the importance of the stories and available space or time.

Definition och betydelse av "news hole"på engelska

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