news-junkie

He called himself a "news junkie" who reads up to eight newspapers a day.

These people never took vacations; they were news junkies, it was all they lived for.

She also found it easy to play a television reporter due to her being a self-admitted "news junkie."

While such sites might be important to political news junkies, they "account for a very small share of online consumption."

I'm a news junkie, I like a site that gives me something interesting to chew on over a Sunday.

But for news junkies, that may be half the pleasure.

All good broadcast journalists were news junkies, reading everything they could get their hands on.

Deprived of their early editions, news junkies would feel adrift.

Bill Henricksen was a news junkie of the first order.

"I was sure never a news junkie before," she said.