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The thought-bubble above my head went like this: 1. "Cocaine economics! This could be interesting." 2. "Man that Snowfall piece is still making waves in onlin
by subpixel 11y ago
The thought-bubble above my head went like this:
1. "Cocaine economics! This could be interesting."
2. "Man that Snowfall piece is still making waves in online journalism."
3. "Note to self: check out that cool Escobar show. When did that come out?"
4. "Damn, this is a big ad for the show, wrapped up in journalism, sort of. Written by marketers, not journalists. Ugh."
5. "I now have a strong negative connotation with that Escobar show. Probably won't watch it."
(edit: show, not movie)
- aidos 11y agoIt's a show on Netflix, and this may not change your mind, but it's actually great TV.
- Phlarp 11y agoI recently finished watching this show, and can confirm it was excellent, but I felt exactly the same way as I read through this. I guess this is just how journalism is going to work for now.
- prawn 11y agoYes, this piece is used as an example of one future path for advertising online.
- thehoff 11y agoI agree but the show is all kinds of awesome-sauce.