Definitions
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- adjective Very highly
specific .
Etymologies
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hyper- + specific
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Examples
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Nor will I argue that every link Bit.ly sends to is news – except more of it is than news organizations would admit if they were wise enough to expand the definition of news to the hyperspecific, a word a commenter below suggested I start using instead of hyperlocal.
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.. admit if they were wise enough to expand the definition of news to the hyperspecific, a word a commenter below suggested I start using instead of hyperlocal.
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.. admit if they were wise enough to expand the definition of news to the hyperspecific, a word a commenter below suggested I start using instead of hyperlocal.
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Jeff – You shouldn’t just focus on hyperlocal – but also hyperspecific.
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