Sky News - god their journalism is poor!

[interstellar]

Common occurrence on Sky these days. Look at the state of the first paragraph, who approves this stuff?

Hope she is ok, she doesn’t deserve that.

Edited by interstellar on Friday 7th June 22:07

[Rivenink]

It's the result of the rush to be the first to publish a story in a 24 hour news enviroment, so that your article gains the most clicks.

[anonymous-user]

They seem to employ some low rent staff these days

[anonymous-user]

Not some very basic crappy Chatbot AI writing jibberish, is it? There’s plenty of p*ss poor writing these days, but that reads more like just a collection of mismatched words!

[cherryowen]

Rivenink said:

It's the result of the rush to be the first to publish a story in a 24 hour news enviroment, so that your article gains the most clicks.

Yes, but that headline could be proof-read in less than a minute.

[John D.]

cherryowen said:

Rivenink said:

It's the result of the rush to be the first to publish a story in a 24 hour news enviroment, so that your article gains the most clicks.

Yes, but that headline could be proof-read in less than a minute.

It is ridiculous.

[Derek Smith]

Sub-editing is a lost art, or rather position. It's a shame. I can't believe anyone looked beyond the money-saving aspect as, if they had, the drop in standards would have been the major cost. Appalling.

If it's not checked, those submitting copy won't bother.

[CoolHands]

That’s AI for you. But apparently we should be worried it’s so smart….

[G-wiz]

Is this a politically motivated beating, or just a women-annoy me in general, beating?

[robscot]

Ask for a refund?