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It's an ad, correct. There's more than one superlative per sentence in the first two paragraphs, no mention of alternatives and a very frequent repetition of th
by tajen 11y ago
It's an ad, correct. There's more than one superlative per sentence in the first two paragraphs, no mention of alternatives and a very frequent repetition of the name, like TV does for advertising spots.
HN is all about presenting companies and product, so it's hard to draw the line, but this article hasn't broadened my knowledge of the cinema industry.
- mozumder 11y agoAds are specifically paid statements. This is an article. There is no requirement in journalism to be critical, or even informative from your perspective. Did you know that some people have positive opinions on things? Or, that, some other people didn't know about Red cameras?