News Values

 1. Timelines
I believe this article about Taylor Swift announcing her new album follows the news value of timelines because she talked about releasing the album less than 24 hours ago.

Taylor Swift announces new album 'Reputation'

http://www.cnn.com/2017/08/23/entertainment/taylor-swift-reputation/index.html

2. Proximity
I believe this story follows the news value of proximity because the story is about rallying against white supremacy in Austin which is the same town Bowie is located in.
Organizers finalize plans for ‘Rally Against White Supremacy’ on Saturday
 3. Prominence
This article about Hurricane Harvey is prominent in the media because many people are going to be affected by the hurricane, also schools are shutting down due to the weather.
Hurricane Harvey keeps gaining strength
4. Impact 
This article about the metro bus route in Austin changing is impacting the large group of people who ride the metro in Austin.

August 2017 Service Changes


5. Conflict 
I believe this article about the USA and North Korea at a potential war crisis addresses the news value of conflict because it talks about a physical conflict between 2 countries.  

North Korea v USA news LIVE: Kim Jong-un orders more warheads amid World War 3 fears

  
6. Human Interest
I believe this story about the Powerball qualifies for the news value of human interest because it caused lots of emotion in may people across America. Also, many social media platforms talked about the Powerball contest.
Massachusetts hospital worker claims record $758 million Powerball jackpot
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/ct-powerball-winner-20170824-story.html
7. Novelty
The news story about a UFO represent novelty because it is about an unusual topic because not many people believe in UFO's , but are fascinated with them.

Bradbury resident reports sighting of three UFOs


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