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(People complain about journalists catering to the lowest common denominator with 'clickbait' but whenever I look at NYT Chartbeat and get a glimpse of the incredible, deep work that readers are clicking on and spending time with, my faith in humanity is reaffirmed a little bit.)
do wish, and this is mostly not a newsroom issue, that people would think less of Chartbeat so that they would not be tempted to OK pieces crafted to appeal to specific ideological audiences.
I've never seen it used that way in my experience, though I'm not discounting the idea that some could. What gets read and when depends on good promotion on- and off-platform, yes, but also some of it is what I describe as the uncontrollable whims of the internet.
*grumble* fine, you caught us.
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