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I hate to say it, but that was actually a really poorly edited and produced video. It spent way too long on b-roll and did a really poor job framing the problem

I hate to say it, but that was actually a really poorly edited and produced video. It spent way too long on b-roll and did a really poor job framing the problem. I would have strongly preferred static images in the article and an interview video buried below.

ec109685 7y ago
The video let them show a 30 second ad which monetizes much better than static ads. I agree they should have gotten to the punch line and show results rather than the doctor swimming.