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The irony is that reporters themselves are driven by advertising pressure. I'm fond of saying that "any premise that can attract eyeballs will eventually appear
by hliyan 9y ago
The irony is that reporters themselves are driven by advertising pressure. I'm fond of saying that "any premise that can attract eyeballs will eventually appear as an article on an ad-revenue-driven website".
- NetOpWibby 9y agoHah! Ain’t that the truth.
- amelius 9y ago> The irony is that reporters themselves are driven by advertising pressure. I don't see the irony. Perhaps they are just saying "my content is better, that ad-money belongs to me!"
- Kattywumpus 9y agoI will cite this as "Hliyan's Law" from now on.
- tootie 9y agoThat law is not absolute since reporter's value is ostensibly tied to their reputation and credibility.