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I think that it is the NYT's policy to not put giant pictures of potential disasters on their front page to avoid being sensationalist. I would not fault you f
by prof-dr-ir 4y ago
I think that it is the NYT's policy to not put giant pictures of potential disasters on their front page to avoid being sensationalist.
I would not fault you for disagreeing with that style. Most importantly I think that it risks missing important events: at first they are either not verified (or not verified to be important, like here) and a few days later they are no longer newsworthy. But at least it seems that there is some logic to it.
- pphysch 4y agoavoid being sensationalist? The Chinese spy-on-the-weather balloon debacle is the textbook definition of sensational yellow journalism. NYT has had constant front-page coverage of it.