newsworthiness

[nooz-wur-thee-nis, nyooz-]

noun

1. the quality of being newsworthy.

Example Sentences

Of course, in terms of newsworthiness there was nothing there.

From Salon

It overturned an earlier decision by Facebook to keep the video live, citing "newsworthiness".

From BBC

"Musk is either ignoring or eliminating the civil and human rights rules that have been put in place over the years in the name of newsworthiness or free speech, which is an entirely false proposition."

From Salon

The incident underscored both the thinning out of Twitter’s content moderation team and the broader debate within tech companies about which content to leave up in the name of free speech and newsworthiness.

From New York Times

Yet Fox’s path to victory narrowed, both through the evidence presented and rulings by Davis, who said that the allegations against Dominion were unquestionably false, and that newsworthiness was no defense against defamation.

From Seattle Times