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it never seems to occur to them that it's because their content has gone from great to good to bad to worse
by carbine 3y ago
it never seems to occur to them that it's because their content has gone from great to good to bad to worse
- carbine 3y agoi used to work with publishers (incl many implicated in this article) and they often operate on the presumption that everyone would be paying for a news subscription, if only tech companies weren't twisting their arms and misdirecting people away from doing so
- f33d5173 3y agoWhy did it just so happen that their content only started getting worse when people stopped paying for it and algorithms started deciding whether they would get ad money for their article?
- carbine 3y agolower revenues -> lower budgets -> relying on poorly equipped junior staff