This hasn't been true of notifications for, ahem, quite some time and I'm pretty sure you know that.
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Hello! 1) Yep! 2) Yes and no - I obviously worry about that kind of assumption a lot myself. But the reason I worry here is how few orgs actively look at attn time on alerts and how particularly seductive they can appear in analytics tools.
I think one thing you and I can agree on is that pageviews are a crap metric of a lot of things and newsrooms' over reliance on them can be (and has been) a distraction from more important (and difficult) questions.
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Yeah... like any metric, page views require strong culture around them. That’s the key. They’re no better or worse than others - time spent or $ can easily be more toxic. They tend to work best when balanced - hence PVs and time spent to judge the value of a particular alert
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That's your value, sure. But it's a big internet and maybe it's not every news org's value, or even every readers'. (Something I'm quite glad for, actually, because I prefer a bunch of folks experimenting on what works for them vs an industry that lines up in the wrong place)
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