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This is horrific, and so is the "journalism" on display in this article. How did this tire fire start? Zero information written. What are the 4 companies? Z
by JPKab 5y ago
This is horrific, and so is the "journalism" on display in this article.
How did this tire fire start? Zero information written.
What are the 4 companies? Zero information written.
How realistic is the "plan to recycle 95% of the tires" and "replace them with sustainable housing". Zero.
What efforts are being undertaken to put the fire out? Zero info.
I could be forgiving if it didn't come off as so aggressively lazy and unprofessional.
- gkanai 5y agoLook at the author of the piece: "Aya is an aspiring journalist who is into everything related to culture. A curious explorer and traveler, she graduated from the faculty of Arts with one mission in mind: experience everything. She is interested in filmmaking and scriptwriting and hopes to one day write her own feature film." can you expect "journalism" from someone who is not a journalist?
- throwaway0a5e 5y agoWe expect middle-schoolers to address "who what where when why and how" when writing stuff. I think we should be able to expect the same from paid journalists whether or not they're professionally trained.
- JPKab 5y agoYou are correct she is absolutely not a trained journalist. I hope I can be forgiven for thinking she was considering that the article is under the news section of a website claiming to be a source of journalism.