It's all the editor. If the editor accepts stuff like this, then it happens. Sometimes you luck out and get a writer who really understands, usually you do not.
ArsTechnica seems to be getting it right, and the other day I heard NPR call up one of their editors as an expert, so the mainstream news is noticing something.
I think the real problem is, most consumers don't know what they're missing.
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They do. If you've ever had anything of yours reported in the press, you will discover that almost all articles are like this one.
It doesn't have to be that way
It's all the editor. If the editor accepts stuff like this, then it happens. Sometimes you luck out and get a writer who really understands, usually you do not.
Well, I'm sure it doesn't, but it mostly is. Suggestions?
ArsTechnica seems to be getting it right, and the other day I heard NPR call up one of their editors as an expert, so the mainstream news is noticing something.
I think the real problem is, most consumers don't know what they're missing.
Reinvent journalism from the ground up?