Time Since Published and Views Stamps
Why?
A new way to show what’s most new and most viewed.
How?
On a news website’s home or topic page, stamp each headline with a relative time stamp showing how long ago was it published and also how many people already viewed it.
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The Celebrity Travel Guide
Why?
It’s interesting to read, and you might get a few ideas for your vacation.
How?
Publish news, stories and interviews only about celebrities’ travels.
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Here Is Why [Fill in Major News Item] Is Just Like [Fill in Any Personal Prosaic Subject] Blog
Why?
For fun and having a laugh with (sometimes) a new perspective on things.
How?
A blog where you can post these parallels between major news subjects and entirely different prosaic ones. For instance a headline: “Here is why a Trump rally is like a kids birthday party.” Then write a post about the similarities.
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Political, Moral and Other Preferences Filter for Your News Consumption
Why?
You just don’t want to see all those irritating news items. The ones that are making you angry because of their stupidity and their lack of understanding what is true and right.
How?
Have an intelligent filter built into the news app (or Facebook) that you tell all your biases to. You teach the filter what irritates you politically, morally and any other conceptual subject of irritation. The filter should be intelligent enough to understand the content of the news and not show it if it is deemed irritating for you.
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News Based Fictional Daily Short Stories
Why?
The news is an excellent source for ideas. As people already know about the news item, it might be easier to “sell” them on reading the short story.
How?
“The Fictional Times,” a website where you can read great short stories about today’s news.
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