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• Studies have also shown that exposure to soft news can affect consumers'attitudes.
• The B-block follows the first commercial break and contains soft news.
• Soft news is defined as information that is primarily entertaining or personally useful.
• There could be problems for what we could call soft news,
• But soft news is permeating not just television but all media.
• Not surprisingly, none of the networks owns up to the soft news charge.
• Here at the newspaper, in the soft news section, it was the same story.
• After the Sept . 11 attacks, soft news covers on such subjects largely vanished.
• With Jon Baz's robotic vocals and sometimes hard and sometimes soft new wave material.
• Tyler is well-equipped for the job, although he seems to specialize in soft news.
• It may cause some browning on soft new leaves, and don't breathe its mist.
• :The lists of soft news and talk shows does not strike me as encyclopedia-worthy.
• Television viewers find hard news more credible than soft news.
• Now, the soft news _ both defenses, especially Atlanta's.
• Journalists and television viewers distinguish between hard news and soft news ( or infotainment ).
• Soft news was about people like your neighbor.
• Most likely, the young worker inspired by liberalism ideas provided them with newspapers and soft news.
• Even though soft news may not be highly informational, it's still beneficial compared to consuming no news.
• It mostly carries celebrity oriented soft news.
• While it thrives outdoors, indoors it gets a whitish deposit on the leaves and soft new stems.