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Re:Top LulzSec hackers arrested, group leader reportedly wor... by marshray on Tuesday March 06, 2012 @03:33PM (#3672729)
I agree with the differentiation, although there's another rule not yet mentioned:

News article headlines are allowed greater latitude to break other grammatical rules.

Re:Top LulzSec hackers arrested, group leader reportedly wor... by superprime on Tuesday March 06, 2012 @03:50PM (#3672799)
Maybe so if they do it to shorten the headline, but not if it perverts the meaning. I'd say it's okay as long as they get the point across, but I think this is a mistake--it changes the meaning of the title and still doesn't offer much benefit (one character) in terms of brevity.