Definition of "newsier" []

• Comparative form of newsy: more newsy (adjective)

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• "Is it because, of course you fool, Tuesdays at the Times are always so much newsier than everywhere else?"
• "So he dragged the newsroom towards producing large amounts in advance, and now, he says, it is generally agreed that the paper is newsier, as well as better, because of it."
• "A viewer can almost sense "American Experience" eventually handing the reenactment baton over to the newsier hand of "Frontline," as "God in America" explores the way religion -- again, evangelical Christianity -- currently feeds politics and the culture wars, and vice versa."