How do I stop Yeshiva World News from reporting the news?

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  • #1719143
    👑RebYidd23
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    Every time I look at the YWN homepage, I see news articles there. As we all know, no news is good news. How can I make YWN see that it is wrong to tell people the news?

    #1719168
    LerntminTayrah
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    So YWN now is the same as any other lishna bisha blog. It’s all news so it’s ok.

    #1719187
    Joseph
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    If there’s no news, of course that is great news. But what can a news site do when their actually IS news?

    #1719223
    👑RebYidd23
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    How can something be news if it is not reported?

    #1719244
    american_yerushalmi
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    YWN is a business venture that requires as many eyes on the website as possible that will respond to the advertisements. Otherwise, there is no YWN. Hence, sensational-sounding news articles with attention-grabbing headlines are practically a necessity. Nothing wrong with any of this as long as the truth is followed. In a further attempt to attract a more diverse readership, YWN has, in the past few years, expanded the scope of its reporting to include all kinds of news items, the types of which were not reported in years past. A while back, the site reported mainly yeshiva world news. In recent years, practically any news item reported on the general news finds its way onto YWN. In fact, except for blatantly shmutzy news items — nearly all the general news is considered suitable for today’s YWN website.
    The same is true concerning YWN’s editorial/ ideological stance regarding anyone or anything the editors deem “extreme,” for example, opposing any form of public “kana’us,” Chareidim demonstrating in the streets, publishing pictures of women on the site, NK, Satmar, the general attitude toward the state of Israel. This editorial slant, instead of being confined to “opinion” articles (like most other news-reporting bodies), makes its way into what is supposed to be objective news reporting. Regular news articles have become vehicles to disseminate the editors’ hashkafa on Yiddishkeit. Doesn’t have to be a bad thing, as long as readers aware of the situation.
    Judging by their comments, some readers comments seem to favor this new broader approach. Many readers seem not to. Personally, I preferred the previous editorial style. I suppose time will tell whether this “broadening” experiment will succeed.

    #1719318
    ☕️coffee addict
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    Ry23,

    Simple!

    Buy out Ywn and your problem is solved

    #1721425
    👑RebYidd23
    Participant

    Do you think they’ll sell for $56.12? I can’t really spare more than that at the moment; buying out news websites wasn’t in my budget.

    #1721429
    Little Froggie
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    RY: I miss your “NEWS” !!!

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