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I see this line repeated year after year, but is there any truth to it? Assuming at Twitter someone post the news at T+1 second as they happen, because you can'
by Yizahi 3y ago
I see this line repeated year after year, but is there any truth to it? Assuming at Twitter someone post the news at T+1 second as they happen, because you can't report news before they actually happened (unless your newspaper is called Tomorrow). The question then - are "old" newspapers really reporting major news with 24 hour delay (online)? Does ANY newspaper work with such delay?
I honestly don't remember a single case when something big happens in the world today, I go to the "old" news site the same day and that event is not reported.
Maybe some obscure regional politic events are reported with delay (even that is debatable), but why would you want some urgent news about obscure regional stuff? And how would a person understand that it is a real event and not a fake posted on twitter for some outrage?
- Aloha 3y agoI was following some very very very inside the beltway political shit, so its not wrong in this case. You could drill down into a bunch of specific areas and have a similar effect all over, but trying to do that in too many places leads to a drinking the firehose feeling.