Why the “second-minute” story matters more online than breaking news:
Digital journalism is, at its heart, about attracting readers and earning their curiosity, not about being first. It is only practiced successfully when an online publication enjoys a unique identity forged by producing content that offers much more than the quotidian – an identity so distinctive that it stands out well above the thousands of faceless stopovers readers will encounter along the way.
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