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No mention of The Guardian? I have a pretty high opinion of their newsroom, and donate regularly. They’ve been doing solid investigative work lately, even on Am
by jsmthrowaway 9y ago
No mention of The Guardian? I have a pretty high opinion of their newsroom, and donate regularly. They’ve been doing solid investigative work lately, even on American topics.
- Fnoord 9y agoThe Intercept [1] is arguably British. It has a focus on UK/US/BR, with a Brazilian version as well. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Intercept https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Intercept
- psergeant 9y agoBig problem with the Guardian is not making clear enough visual differentiation between their blogs — where anyone can write any old shit — and their actual reporting and editorial
- cbcoutinho 9y agoHow do you know the difference? Is it in the banner or the url?
- gsnedders 9y agoI think the only real way nowadays is whether /commentisfree/ appears in the URL and it isn't clearly marked as an Editorial. I have a hypothesis that if the breadcrumb says "home › opinion" with no third level then you're in CIF, but I have no real evidence that that is actually reliable.
- dingoonline 9y agoIt was such a stupid decision for them to combine their opinion and editorial section with Comment Is Free. The latter being pretty trashy most of the time.
- Chestofdraw 9y agoOpinion pieces have a bright orange banner and use that same colour elsewhere in the articles, it's also used on the links to the opinion pieces. What else could they be doing to point out the difference? How could they make it more clear than heavy use of colour coding?
- arca_vorago 9y agoI did and still do have a high opinion of the guardian, but that perception has been shifted somewhat when one of the senior tech editors tried to argue with me that foss is dead and no one cares about it anymore...