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单词 hard news
释义
hard news
noun[U]
uk
/ˌhɑːd ˈnjuːz/us
/ˌhɑːrd ˈnuːz/
seriousimportantnewsthat isconsideredto be ofinterestto manypeople, either in aparticularareaorcountry, or in theworld:
重大新闻
Isurfthenetfor hardnewsonpoliticsandworldevents.我在网上浏览有关政治和世界大事的新闻。
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(Definition ofhard newsfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofhard news

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This implies that appeals by political leaders are unlikely to change the minds of mosthardnewsenthusiasts.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In reporting speeches, as in reporting the 'hardnews', a commitment to nonpartisan ' newsgathering ' could limit the effectiveness of a particular policy advocacy.
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Soft news ignores primaries and off-year elections and covers more crime and education and war than was the norm onhardnewsshows.
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Hardnewsloses out because of the dumbing down of reader and viewer interests.
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Some readers might also argue that network news magazines e belong in thehardnewscategory.
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Finally, while soft news coverage of politics includes substantially less policy content thanhardnews reporting, such programs nevertheless do impart substantive information to viewers.
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In this way, the existence of public broadcasters makes commercial channels softer because the public broadcasters may already havehardnewslocations occupied.
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People who normally see no personal gain in spending time onhardnewswill accept soft news purely for its entertainment value.
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If broadcasters internalized the benefits ofhardnewsto society, they would be more likely to offerhardnewsfare.
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With each of the outlets owned separately, no channel has an incentive to providehardnewsprogramming.
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Some people are learning more from soft news than they ever did fromhardnews.
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Programs in markets with higher viewer interest inhardnewscarried a higher number of nationalhardnewsstories and local political stories.
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Seeing the degree that producer information involving public policy makes its way into a general news outlet is one way to define the degree an outlet focuses onhardnews.
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They often cover a different set of issues fromhardnewsprograms, and when they do cover the same issues, they do so in other ways.
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In other cases, the direction of the market failure may be clearer, such as the underprovision ofhardnewsbecause of rational ignorance among viewers/voters.
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These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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