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Monitisation strategy and CX
I read an article on my mobile and you put a big box in the middle of the article explaining that it's exclusive content and I can either login or read more... Something like this. I click read more (I'm not a member yet) and the website redirect me to an faq page that explain everything but nothing about the fees (transparency issue... And I think... It's going to be expensive) . I click on the hamburger nav and I see a beautiful cta 'join extra crunch'. I click the cta and you redirect me to the faq page (and…
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Biased Articles Of Indian Editorial Staff
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I am writing this to inform you about the biased articles of Indian tech crunch website especially the author Manish Singh.For example he wrote a article* in the context of Indian prime minister tweeting of giving up all social media accounts without any additional details.In this article he is shamelessly showing his hate for the prime minister.Being critical of govt is good for democracy especially for journalist but writing such biased articles with blatant propaganda is surely harmful to credibility of Tech crunch website.If you read the article he mentions that PM is distancing from various issues and without… -
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https://techcrunch.com/2020/01/21/capella-space-reveals-new-satellite-design-for-real-time-control-of-high-resolution-earth-imaging/
Cod-named "Sequoia" instead of "Code-Named" in the first paragraph.
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Smasung should be spelt Samsung
Title article spelt wrong: https://techcrunch.com/2020/01/12/smasung-launches-the-rugged-enterprise-ready-galaxy-xcover-pro/
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Poor-quality, nonsensical writing from people that clearly don't understand or have a background in technology.
Whenever I read an article from Tech Crunch, I feel like I might as well just go to the relevant topic company's PR section and read a press release or white paper. There is absolutely no context or user-friendly, plainspoken, specific, detailed and researched article that your organization produces. The reason I can tell that the writers don't know what they are talking about and are just copy-and-pasting their articles from some PR department is they use the same Orwellian, opaque buzzwords that are so common in industry parlance. I yearn for the day Tech Crunch actually puts a writer…
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Maybe have someone proofread your articles before posting them
You guys have 5th grade spelling errors in your online articles. I would be embarrassed to work there.
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Ask Catherine Shu to apologize to Richard Stallman for falsley accusing him of "Defending Jeffrey Epstein"
Richard Stallman resigned recently after remarks he made on an MIT mailing list defending the cofounder of the MIT AI lab, Marvin Minsky. In that email he argued the semantics of statutory **** vs assault and in no way "defended Epstein". To make that statement is accusation inflation and misreports the facts of a terrible situation for all parties. Please correct this mistake by issuing an apology to Mr. Stallman and correcting the title of Catherine Shu's article.
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Favicon
The favicon has been gone for a few days now
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News API
Include a 'News API' so people could Link your articles in various apps or websites. Would enable you to have far greater reach.
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Publish your journalistic code of ethics. Publish the email address of your public editor or publisher.
Because this story makes your journalistic ethics suspect:
https://techcrunch.com/2019/09/02/13-ways-to-*****-over-your-internet-provider/
Your writer took a personal butt hurt and wrote a revenge piece on an entire industry.
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Weekly Roundup Email - Low Editorial Quality
I've been reading your Week in Review email for a long time now. It needs some editorial focus. The writing is consistently sloppy, with spelling and grammar mistakes throughout.
The writing is poor too: The section "How did the top tech companies ***** up this week? This clearly needs its own section, in order of badness" for example. This section has appeared for 10+ weeks and it's again just lazy writing.
In the past I've also seen broken images and this week the images were super-size. I love your content but you guys are big contenders now, and you can't…
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