Before analysing both the medium and the news items it covers, we should mention the days which the research covered. The research covered the issues from the 18th to the 20th of March.

Each day consists of about 18 to 25 news items separated by region. Every day, the four most important events are presented with a title in bold, a small description, and with media elements such as photos on the cover page. Another five less import items are put bellow the four most important and the rest are separated alphabetically by region. The regions ar

All the events are given equal gravity with only a small exception on the first page where the four most important items are presented in bold letters and with media elements. The size of the story depends on how much information or how many quotations the author has used. It also depends on how many stories about the same issue have been covered each day. If a story has already been covered the next item about the same issue is given shorter coverage. In most cases, if a story does not have any quotations, then it takes up less space. However, most stories occupy between one page and four pages.

In these three days many of the most important figures of the international panel sign these articles. Country leaders like Hugo Chavez, George Bush, Pervez Musharaf, or organizations such as the UN or the Association of Human Rights of Syria, and terrorist groups such as ETA or Al Qaeda. Whatsmore, the reader may come across personal accounts of unknown people who are affected by these issues. For example victims of the Iraq war, victims of the train bombings in Spain and people who were witnesses in these events. All of the above can be used by the author as a source either quoted or in direct speech.

Each of the stories is written in a descriptive way. The author does not give any personal views on the story except for quotations which are personal views of the interviewees. Most of the authors are New York Times journalists and some of the articles are contributed by press agencies such a

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