Back in the paper days, writers were encouraged to be concise, almost terse in their submissions, because all that text took up valuable real estate on the page that could be sold for ads.Exactly.
Content creator is a great description. Just like the majority of the media. They have segments to fill, and unless there's something to cover, they'll gloss over facts to get at whatever click story is hottest.
Russ left. Bobby left. 90% of the talk in the media was how we had no talent but DK and Tyler... maybe Diggs.
Countering that with the facts of what we actually have isn't homerism. It's just pushing back on 'experts' that know little about out team and won't take the time to earn more until they feel there's a story there.
That's just how it works.
Now, content creators are encouraged to write long-winded articles that cross multiple digital pages, because that gives more real estate for ads and chances for pop-ups every time a page rolls over.
It hasn't improved journalism, it just gets writers to keep padding their work. It's all about the clicks.
