"The story of 3 women and 105 men", can you imagine this is actually refers to one of the four great classical novels of Chinese literature "Water Margin"? When you read the headline, you will subconscious think that headline regarding to a yellow journalism and may generate curiosity to read more content, after you click on it, whereas it is actually a historical story about 108 heroes. This is called “clickbait”, which attract click-through rate by writing sensationalist headlines that stimulate the curiosity of readers. Nowadays, Clickbait has become an indispensable editing technology on the Internet. Even though readers already know a headline is just clickbait, they still have intense desire to click. Consequently, this phenomenon can create huge network traffic and online advertising revenue for news websites, forums, and other Internet platforms.
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However, fortunately Mitchell was still alive. Obviously, the editor takes advantage of the influence of the Mitchell to capture attention and sympathy of the music fans around the world, which is what I mentioned before the celebrity effect. on the other hand, Garbe writes "The argument is fully formed; it's the facts that have some catching up to do". In other words, media invariably tend to rush out an opinion piece a couple hours after news broke out with some grand conclusions in their headlines, while they don't even have all the facts about yet. Sometimes editors more likely to publish something that they want to publish, even if they haven't the evidences to support their argument, they will be just awry or even ignore the actual facts as long as it will make more people view their
However, fortunately Mitchell was still alive. Obviously, the editor takes advantage of the influence of the Mitchell to capture attention and sympathy of the music fans around the world, which is what I mentioned before the celebrity effect. on the other hand, Garbe writes "The argument is fully formed; it's the facts that have some catching up to do". In other words, media invariably tend to rush out an opinion piece a couple hours after news broke out with some grand conclusions in their headlines, while they don't even have all the facts about yet. Sometimes editors more likely to publish something that they want to publish, even if they haven't the evidences to support their argument, they will be just awry or even ignore the actual facts as long as it will make more people view their