IJNet14d
Why journalists should keep headlines simple and direct
In an era when people trust news less than ever, how can journalists break through and attract the attention of average ...
Cranston Herald1mon
Readers prefer to click on a clear, simple headline − like this one
Since KISJ isn’t all that simple, we propose: Keep It Simple, Staffers. Simplicity increases the number of people who click on a news story headline and improves reader recall of the material in the ...
Phys.org1mon
Readers prefer to click on a clear, simple headline—like this one
In our research, typical news readers preferred simple headlines over complex ones. But importantly, we found that those who actually write headlines—journalists themselves—did not.
Irish Examiner14d
Paul Rouse: The Dirty Football Player and a history of the helmet
The ‘Dirty Football Player’ – whose name was never published – was clear what this new helmet could do: “With these gadgets ...
Readers prefer to click on a clear, simple headline − like this one
Keep It Simple, Staffers. Simplicity increases the number of people who click on a news story headline and improves reader ...
Nieman Journalism Lab24d
Readers prefer to click on a clear, simple headline — like this one
Since KISJ isn’t all that simple, we propose: Keep It Simple, Staffers. Simplicity increases the number of people who click on a news story headline and improves reader recall of the material in the ...
AMAQ’s Election Priorities as medics go without basics
Poor hospital infrastructure is leaving medics without basic facilities and hampering patient care, the state’s peak medical ...