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It's obviously a sad story but does anyone else feel that the Wall Street Journal running this story is a just a sad sign of a website losing its focus.
by badcppdev 3y ago
It's obviously a sad story but does anyone else feel that the Wall Street Journal running this story is a just a sad sign of a website losing its focus.
- shin_lao 3y agoMSM is dying.
- browningstreet 3y agoIt’s actually news that there isn’t a good answer to the question.
- throw0101d 3y ago> […] running this story is a just a sad sign of a website losing its focus. Why? Tabs at the top of their page: * Latest World Business U.S. Politics Economy Tech Finance Opinion Arts & Culture Lifestyle Real Estate Personal Finance Health Style Sports Under "Business" they have: * Airlines Autos C-Suite Deals Earnings Energy & Oil Entrepreneurship Telecom Retail Hospitality Logistics Media Per the URL, this is Business > Auto.
- badcppdev 3y agoI stand enlightened. Focus was broadened ages ago. I had the wrong idea about the WSJ
- gnicholas 3y agoThis is a follow up on an article about a billionaire who recently drowned in her car. It would be very strange if they ran this piece out of the blue.
- justahuman74 3y agoI think floods in lower manhatten are somewhat rare, but you could drive into the hudson
- tomcam 3y ago> you could drive into the Hudson Why thank you, but I’ll just keep taking the Hoboken–33rd subway
- erehweb 3y agoService journalism (https://thefreelancersyear.com/blog/service-journalism-where-to-pitch/ https://thefreelancersyear.com/blog/service-journalism-where...) has been a thing for a long while.