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Adele and the death of clickbait
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15/12/2015 from
www.niemanlab.org/2015/12/adele-and-the-death-of-clickbait/
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digital natives have wised up: They’re less likely to share after they read these articles because of their lack of heft. Newsrooms who employ this tactic immediately lose the trust of users, who don’t return ...Your article can be topped with a cool headline, but you’d better back it up with something substantive
In 2015, Some publishers steered their ... reporters toward creating spot content. The faster it was published, the better. Context was incidental. On the other end of the spectrum, we saw newsrooms make a push toward unique digital content. ... BuzzFeed Video, Another Round... Washington Post’s social media journalists, the contextual reporting on Vox... Serial — all drew large audiences through social.
- Adele and the death of clickbait » Nieman Journalism Lab
In 2015, Some publishers steered their ... reporters toward creating spot content. The faster it was published, the better. Context was incidental. On the other end of the spectrum, we saw newsrooms make a push toward unique digital content. ... BuzzFeed Video, Another Round... Washington Post’s social media journalists, the contextual reporting on Vox... Serial — all drew large audiences through social.
- Adele and the death of clickbait » Nieman Journalism Lab
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