Re:The United States of America vs. Samuel Bankman-Fried Ind...
by ravel-bar-foo on Tuesday December 13, 2022 @11:59PM
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They both make money by selling ad space and attracting eyeballs to that space, but the audience of Coindesk is going to be much more interested in the financial details, whereas the more general audience of CNBC is going to be less interested in getting the details of the story right, and more likely to read a story that is lightly sensationalized.
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Re:The United States of America vs. Samuel Bankman-Fried Ind...
by ccn0p on Wednesday December 14, 2022 @12:45AM
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"less interested in getting the details of the story right" is exactly what is "whack" about media today.
Re:The United States of America vs. Samuel Bankman-Fried Ind...
by mcv on Wednesday December 14, 2022 @04:33AM
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Some media seem more interested in getting the details of a story wrong.
Re:The United States of America vs. Samuel Bankman-Fried Ind...
by seanw444 on Wednesday December 14, 2022 @10:14AM
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Wrong vs right is unimportant when short term profit is at stake.
Re:The United States of America vs. Samuel Bankman-Fried Ind...
by anonporridge on Wednesday December 14, 2022 @01:08PM
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Or maybe it's better said that Coindesk readers are much more likely to have real skin in the game, and therefore highly penalize news outlets that give inaccurate information.