“Gripping still and video images; manageable access; breaking new chronic events; innocents, preferably children, who need to be rescued; substantial property destroyed; key security interests at stake; violence, scandal or corruption; even gee-whiz stories: These are the elements that command media coverage of disasters and crises, but there is no spreadsheet that can calculate the degree of the media to a story, even when these elements are present” (Moeller, 2016, p 184).
