ABC News’ Eva Pilgrim is in Hazard, Kentucky, where at least 30 people, including four children, are reported dead following flooding that swelled onto roads and swept away entire homes.
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Today, more people access news content on the internet and on mobile devices. In the 2012 News Consumption Survey, consumers reported an increased interest in dynamic topic-driven behavior, drawing their news from multiple sources such as broadcast videos, online articles, and social networks. This dynamic behavior has increased users’ desire to access news from any location. Consequently, many news organizations have redesigned their content to meet this user need. Listed below are some of the ways that news content can be updated on mobile devices.
Breaking news may refer to events in August 2017, or to the 2017-18 North Korea crisis. Breaking news is often a redundant term for all news, as 24-hour news channels fill airtime with commentary. Today, the term can also refer to a story of wide interest to viewers, such as a new release by a company. The phrase can also be shortened to “breaking news” by combining the words “breaking news” and “special report”.
Once the breaking event is covered, the network or station may re-join the regular daytime and evening programming. The network may continue with the live shot of the anchor, while the local station may switch to a video feed of the event. Depending on the length of the news event, the network or local station may continue with the newscast or go straight to its next programming. When it’s time to start the evening newscast, local stations may choose to break away from the network feed and join on the “extended edition”.
