This is why Paris attacks have gotten more news coverage than other terrorist attacks

November 17, 2015 13:03

It seemed like the world stopped. News outlets devoted nonstop coverage to the terrorist attack in Paris. Many people changed their Facebook or Twitter profile pictures to show solidarity with France.

Why this attack? Why didn't the suicide bombs the day before in Lebanon, or the slaughter of more than 100 college students in Kenya earlier this year, draw such an outcry? Read more

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