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most online news discourse focuses on business models but it’s amazing to me how little thought old school newspapers have given to the impact of formatting & presentation on this transition. stories in a print paper have a clear hierarchy none of which has translated to online
in most papers the print opinion section looks Visibly Different from the news section and big stories look Visibly More Important than fluff pieces but online they all get the same formatting & branding and any one piece can get linked out and blown up
Most newspaper websites still have sections and a front page, don’t they? I feel like I’m missing the point here. In a way, the catharsis you get from “finishing” a newspaper doesn’t drive people to keep going, so why structure daily news to have an end? From the financial pov.
Yeah this is one of those "I haven't thought about it so I assume no one else has" meanwhile this is something newspapers are spending a fortune on and have thought about a lot with like whole teams and stuff
Publishers think their homepage serves that role & every multimillion dollar agency redesign um process which “laid the foundation of a scalable modular system” further hypes them up on the fantasy Real world, something like 15% of all visitors will see this page, ever, once
There’s a big business in launching news site redesigns that get reverted inside of two quarters
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