How can you reduce the impact of your news?

The news never sleeps, but there are times when it does occasionally doze off. You can sometimes take advantage of that. Newspaper editors have the day off before a day off. So: they work, at half power, on Sundays, not Saturdays. They work with Ascension Day, but are free the day before Ascension Day. Television editors are always working. But on days off, they run at half power. Then they cannot do everything and certainly not everything thoroughly. The same for the radio and the news sites. Weekly newspapers maintain a normal pace: they are free when other people are also off. When the Pope dies, there is little room for other things.