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Spain's title was earned. The broadcast wasn't.

Spain beat Argentina 1-0 to win the World Cup. The match was the news; the broadcast was the framing, and the framing deserves a closer look.

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Desk note: the wire treatment of this final privileged the loser's emotion over the winner's achievement. We inverted that weighting on principle and on the source record.

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