The balance between being first and being right in business reporting has a direct impact on how economic players react, the Reuters news service’s senior U.S. economics correspondent said Friday in Tulsa.
Adcock writes, “‘We could have and should have done a better job explaining the difference between owning a stake large enough to exert control and full-scale nationalization,’ Kaiser said.
“The news industry seeking a profit is facing a conflict when deciding between what sells and what people need to know.
“Kaiser cited a Washington Post profile on a small-town newspaper’s winning a Pulitzer Prize for an investigative piece. But the investigation received half the website views compared with a story about girls working at the local Hooters restaurant.
“‘I would like to believe that readers will gravitate toward sites they can trust, but I also realize that gossip makes money,’ Kaiser said.”
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