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            <p>Until about a decade ago, American newspapers had a clear idea what the "news" was. It was what the prime ministers and presidents of leading countries announced at press conferences. It was politics and diplomacy and cabinet shuffles. It was economic statistics and business mergers and Wall Street. But over the last dozen years, there has been a growing movement in American newspapers away from that conception of news and toward something looser, more feature-oriented, and more trend-driven.
            Max Frankel, who ruled as executive editor of the New York Times from 1986 through 1994 and thus helped set the journalistic agenda, pioneered the concept of soft features on the front page. Frankel wanted newspapers to be read, and he argued that articles about country music and miniskirts were not only engaging but also reflected important trends: Many readers probably cared more about hemlines than about arms-control talks.
            Under Frankel, the Times also began to search for new and compelling ways to cover foreign affairs in the post-Cold War world. Editors felt that politics mattered less than before, and that correspondents should write increasingly about the people of foreign countries rather than just the governments. Correspondents were pushed to spend less time in the national capitals talking to cabinet ministers and more time in rural areas talking to farmers and homemakers. There was more attention to trends; indeed, Frankel emphasized that "sometimes the most important news doesn't happen on any one day."
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