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Actually I don't believe that's the case. I believe that the video game journalism industry selects those that break stories fastest and quality is an aftertho
by eumenides1 14y ago
Actually I don't believe that's the case.
I believe that the video game journalism industry selects those that break stories fastest and quality is an afterthought or by-product. The difference is very slight, but I honestly don't think if people were suddenly paying for it, the quality of the stories would suddenly rise.
Nothing wrong with it, but as the tumblr account proves, bad actors can wreck havoc.
- mpclark 14y agoWell, if another revenue stream was, say, high-ticket industry research or conferences, then a site operating in that arena would suddenly find that it needs to be very credible and maintain a reputation for accuracy and professional reporting practices. They would need to swing from serving spotty teenagers to serving trade visitors with money to spend. I would expect this to immediately reflect in the quality of their news coverage.