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And when I hear headlines like that now, I think that as international troops leave Afghanistan this year and beyond, we must continue to care about what happens to people there, to all of the Maria Bashirs.
I'll just tell you quickly about two stories drawn from recent headlines.
Now, as I say, these are just two examples drawn almost at random from the headlines.
You're unlikely to see works like "Charon" in the art-world headlines.
Still, these are big, important artists, but still, when you look at these works and you look at the headlines, you have to ask yourself, "Do I care about these because they move me, or do I care about them because they're expensive and I think they're supposed to?"
However, Ola's approach to really measure what we know made headlines, and CNN published these results on their web and they had the questions there, millions answered, and I think there were about 2,000 comments, and this was one of the comments.
An excellent journalist knows how to pick the story that will make headlines, and people will read it because it's sensational.
A shark attack on a Swedish person will get headlines for weeks in Sweden.
It's a conflict that rarely hits the headlines.
And if you have been looking at the headlines lately, then you will see that we have discovered a subsurface ocean on Europa, on Ganymede, on Enceladus, on Titan, and now we are finding a geyser and hot springs on Enceladus, Our solar system is turning into a giant spa.
She claims I have turned myself into a mausoleum, that I am a walking casket, news headlines have turned my identity into a spectacle, Bruce Jenner on everyone's lips while the brutality of living in this body becomes an asterisk at the bottom of equality pages.
Is that not sensational enough?" (Laughter) And I was now writing the headlines.
Yet for the last year, it has been Ebola that has stolen all of the headlines and the fear.
The headlines called them savages and barbarians, because the image of one man overpowering another, killing him with a knife to the throat, conforms to our idea of ancient, primitive practices, the polar opposite of our urban, civilized ways.
Newspapers printed headlines like, "Flopnik" and "Kaputnik."
They don't all make national headlines.
They have yet to do a study how much more we'll spend with a MagicBand or a phone, but I can imagine it would be 15 to 20 percent, or 18 to 25 percent, and all you need to do is read the headlines in the newspapers and magazines across the world today.
Places like The Guardian, The Washington Post, Fortune, Forbes - these are the headlines we're seeing: 'New consumer debt reaching a seven-year high' in the UK, 'Consumer debt hitting an all-time high' in the US, 'Choking on credit card debt', 'The credit card debt crisis: the next economic domino'.
Activists around the world are getting better at grabbing headlines, but these isolated actions do very little if they're not part of a larger strategy.
I read the same headlines that you do.
I'm a journalist, so I like to look for the untold stories, the lives that quietly play out under the scream of headlines.
[Do the Unnecessary] A few months ago, Hamdi Ulukaya, the CEO and founder of the yogurt company Chobani, made headlines when he decided to grant stock to all of his 2,000 employees.
In November 2016, a study on executive pay hit national headlines.
Ouch! (Laughter) For each of these, there are thousands of other incredibly important discoveries made by my colleagues, that do not make headlines.
Over the last year, we've seen horrible headlines of incredible destruction going on to archaeological sites, and massive looting by people like ISIL.
Research shows that some of us don't even read beyond headlines before we share stories.
So while hacked phone calls and emails and networks keep grabbing the headlines, the real operations are the ones that are influencing the decisions you make and the opinions you hold, all in the service of a nation-state's strategic interest.
I checked the headlines while I waited for my latte.
One of the aspects is the internet and the usage of social media, as we've all seen in headlines tweeting and videos of beheadings.
Headlines, radio, newspapers, you would never read or hear about anything else, as if there was a world war going on.
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