Events that have occurred and tend to have a powerful or meaningful impact on society, can be reported in the form of a broadcast or a published report for everyone to see, read or hear. News can be reported in different categories such as in the form of entertainment, sports, politics, business or just local news. For newspapers, readers can find that certain events that were reported on one newspaper, was not published by another. This can be due to the newspapers initial focus on specific subjects, in which the editors might feel to be more significant to its specific target audience. Newspaper readers might notice a difference in editorial content or written style. For example, one newspaper might emphasize its news more on business and the economy, such as The Wall Street Journal. While another newspaper will focus more on political and international issues, and have great quality reporting material, such as the New York Times.