> If everything is page view driven, the bloggers MUST come up more more and more anger/fear/happiness in their headlines to survive. Papers like the Wall Stre

> If everything is page view driven, the bloggers MUST come up more more and more anger/fear/happiness in their headlines to survive. Papers like the Wall Street Journal want your subscription dollars, not your page views. They can access those by maintaining a reputation for quality. It's a nice stable revenue stream, too. (I suppose it also helps that they cover things other outlets often don't, like international business news.)