premise of recency which means we put our best witnesses first to last. i don t think he really helped the prosecution much. laura, do you think the defense would put maxwell on the stand? well, you know, she s facing, what, more than 70 years in prison? and of course their whole theme in this defense, they even made sort of a biblical reference and said since the time that eve gave adam the apple, they ve bep tryi been trying to answer for the actions of men, trying to show that she s scapegoated. he died of an apparent suicide and they re trying to weave this story and a theme that says she is the victim of an overzealous prosecution. they couldn t get the person they wanted, so they ll try and use her. if she takes the stand, she ll have an air and demeanor that shows that level of victimization. her demeanor, her tone, the way
kate, you made an important point earlier when you asked natasha about how difficult it is to get a green story on the front page. that s exactly one of the questions that led me to my year of studying why it s so difficult to break through with climate journalism. 5 10 years ago, we had a shortage of climate journalists, just with the sheer amount of content. now there s quite a lot, but for some reason, it hardly ever makes it into the prime time news slot or on the front page, or the number one spot on a website where you can still drive traffic. and what that touches upon is how we decide what is news and what isn t. and if you give me a minute, i looked into that question by asking news editors about by what criteria do they make that decision? and when you talk with them for a while, they say it s recency. has itjust happened now? the climate crisis always somehow gets worse in the future, so you could just as well cover it next week.
yes, we experience it mostly locally in our neighbourhoods, but do not forget that. kate, you made an important point earlier when you asked natasha about how difficult it is to get a green story on the front page. that s exactly one of the questions that led me to my year of studying why it s so difficult to break through with climate journalism. 5 10 years ago, we had a shortage of climate journalists, just with the sheer amount of content. now there s quite a lot, but for some reason, it hardly ever makes it into the prime time news slot or on the front page, or the number one spot on a website where you can still drive traffic. and what that touches upon is how we decide what is news and what isn t. and if you give me a minute, i looked into that question by asking news editors about by what criteria do they make that decision? and when you talk with them for a while, they say it s recency. has itjust happened now? the climate crisis always
so i think it s hugely important to see this as a global issue. yes, we experience it mostly locally in our neighbourhoods, but do not forget that. kate, you made an important point earlier when you asked natasha about how difficult it is to get a green story on the front page. that s exactly one of the questions that led me to my year of studying why it s so difficult to break through with climate journalism. 5 10 years ago, we had a shortage of climate journalists, just with the sheer amount of content. now there s quite a lot, but for some reason, it hardly ever makes it into the prime time news slot or on the front page, or the number one spot on a website where you can still drive traffic. and what that touches upon is how we decide what is news and what isn t. and if you give me a minute, i looked into that question by asking news editors about by what criteria do they make that decision? and when you talk with them for a while, they say it s recency.
also made an important point earlier. this is one of the questions that led me to my year of studying, why it is so difficult to break through with climate journalists. ten years ago we had a shortage of climate journalists. just the amount of content. now there is quite a lot but for some reason it hardly makes it into the prime time news slot or on that front page or the number one spot on a website. what that touches upon is how we decide what is news and what isn t. if you give me a minute, i looked into that question just by asking news editors, having been one myself, on what criteria do you make that decision? when you talk with them for a while, they don t just talk about instinct but recency, has itjust happened? the climate crisis somehow gets worse in the future so you could just