@MeanwhileinCanada
I wonder though if that reporting bias is because of what the public want to know about, or whether the media editors just think they do.
@mloxton@MeanwhileinCanada
I imagine the vanity sub one is easier to read because it doesn't reflect directly on the reader - a little like "extreme celeb gossip", if that isn't already a genre. The other comes with a pretty clearly implied "are we the baddies" reaction gif and is therefore not convenient from a marketing point of view, especially for forms of media whose main income is from advertising.
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@mloxton @MeanwhileinCanada
I imagine the vanity sub one is easier to read because it doesn't reflect directly on the reader - a little like "extreme celeb gossip", if that isn't already a genre. The other comes with a pretty clearly implied "are we the baddies" reaction gif and is therefore not convenient from a marketing point of view, especially for forms of media whose main income is from advertising.