Chris Riley wrote, reordered slightly:
In particular I think its useful for highlighting issues the public care
more about. For instance a couple of says ago whilst Pakistan was the
headline, most of us were reading the climate change story.
Are you sure Pakistan was the headline? The climate
Hi Matthew,Thanks for your feedback. On the Pakistan thing, I'm not sure, it was just when I glanced at it when writing the mail that stuck in my mind. So you're probably right :o)On your second point about the editorial, completely agree that they shouldn't be ordering stories by popularity (I
personally, I think it's a fabulous experiment in data.
from a news angle? vast amounts of news consumption is people who
don't click a link or read a single story - they go to the homepage to
check if anything 'important' has happened (usually not). That's
editorship, which is different from
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