CNN’s lack of class
I understand that news organizations may sometimes need to spice things up in order to attract readers to their more serious, substantive material. Call it the mullet strategy: Business in the front; party in the back. But sometimes this technique can backfire, as this tactless headline on CNN’s front page demonstrates:
I understand that news organizations may sometimes need to spice things up in order to attract readers to their more serious, substantive material. Call it the mullet strategy: Business in the front; party in the back. But sometimes this technique can backfire, as this tactless headline on CNN's front page demonstrates:
I understand that news organizations may sometimes need to spice things up in order to attract readers to their more serious, substantive material. Call it the mullet strategy: Business in the front; party in the back. But sometimes this technique can backfire, as this tactless headline on CNN’s front page demonstrates:
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