I'm not so sure. Quality across the media has suffered over the years because they have been driven by advertising, which is driven by eyeballs. This creates an

I'm not so sure. Quality across the media has suffered over the years because they have been driven by advertising, which is driven by eyeballs. This creates an incentive for attention grabbing headlines and sensationalist articles and works against good journalism. If they are able to generate more revenue, perhaps they will be able to restore the quality that the industry has lost and use real journalists again. They could build a reputation of quality over sensationalism.