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> can’t be pulled more than N times a day, in case it becomes relevant in the future In case it "becomes relevant." Wouldn't that benefit you either way? It
by themafia 5mo ago
> can’t be pulled more than N times a day, in case it becomes relevant in the future
In case it "becomes relevant." Wouldn't that benefit you either way? It makes you wonder if they have a dashboard of unfortunate digital statistics on display somewhere and worship of these numbers have replaced the underlying spirit of journalism.
- JumpCrisscross 5mo ago> Wouldn't that benefit you either way? I’m not in journalism. Becoming relevant down the road would benefit the journal, but they’d also want to get the views in case it converts into subscriptions. Hence the pull limit. > the underlying spirit of journalism The places that ignore the business of journalism cable fund the fight true journalism requires. To the extent I think there is a betrayal of fundamentals, it’s in the papers who went with free content driven by ads.