To make news and current affairs programming more entertaining for viewers, broadcasters should consider using exciting visuals and graphics, familiar character archetypes, keeping segments short and snappy, dramatizing or reenacting parts of stories, utilizing expert commentary, employing sensational language, and simplifying complex topics. Producers should also carefully select the angle and issues to focus on, choose appropriate interview subjects and questions, and craft compelling headlines while still adhering to news values of what makes a story newsworthy. However, dramatizing news for entertainment risks changing the real meaning of stories and undermining the veracity of the news.