This is at least the third piece the paper has published from this organization without editorial oversight, all of which come with a “
Recommended” tag on their site.pic.twitter.com/Fc7S6j2yq3
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This is gross.
On an article about @32BJSEIU workers rallying for $15, @delawareonline pushes a paid piece with no editorial oversight that describes how making more money actually hurts workers.
The author is a pro-business org funded by a grocery store heir and a DuPont heir.pic.twitter.com/hQbkMwDGk1
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Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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One of my POLISCI professors at UDel loved to rant about how bad The News Journal was by pointing out how often a full page Boscov's ad was front page news. 12 years later I'm amazed they managed to survive the recession and stay in business.
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-That was a wrap ad; there was still an actual front page with news stories right under it. It's routine for newspapers + magazines. -A more solid business plan would involve... not accepting advertisements somehow?
This paid content stuff gives me the hives. Wrap ads don't. - Show replies
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