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That is a brilliantly-worded clickbait headline. I was expecting a salacious story about how Fox News (which is how I misread "Fox's New" - maybe you did too?)
by thenoblesunfish 5y ago
That is a brilliantly-worded clickbait headline. I was expecting a salacious story about how Fox News (which is how I misread "Fox's New" - maybe you did too?) has biased presentation of weather data.
- meepmorp 5y ago> That is a brilliantly-worded clickbait headline. I was expecting a salacious story about how Fox News (which is how I misread "Fox's New" - maybe you did too?) I'm not sure you should attribute your misreading to someone else's editorial skill.
- MikeUt 5y agoTheir skill at writing misleading headlines?
- meepmorp 5y agoI understood what the person was saying, I just didn't agree with it.
- thenoblesunfish 5y agoSkill might be going to far, but we do at least know that the NYT A/B tests headlines.
- smt88 5y agoIt is a story about Fox News creating a weather channel. It is likely they will talk about climate change less than The Weather Channel, but we don't know for sure yet. We have at least one clue that the political DNA of Fox News will extend to this new channel: > "Fox Weather will be overseen by Suzanne Scott, the chief executive of Fox News Media, and Sharri Berg, a longtime Fox executive who helped launch Fox News at its inception in 1996."