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Andrew
Founding member
Recently the BBC News website doesn’t seem to think that the BBC News reputation of high quality news is a good enough pull, they instead seem to want a chunk of the tacky click bait tabloid market as well.
For example this story about rail delays today. For some reason they feel we want to read a load of half baked twitter opinions within the story.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-46096385
This sort of thing has dominated the entertainment section for a while but is now spreading to the main news section.
There have been many other examples recently
Has anyone else noticed a change in tone and quality with BBC News online?
For example this story about rail delays today. For some reason they feel we want to read a load of half baked twitter opinions within the story.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-46096385
This sort of thing has dominated the entertainment section for a while but is now spreading to the main news section.
There have been many other examples recently
Has anyone else noticed a change in tone and quality with BBC News online?