Yellow Press gazettes prey on entrepreneurs and deliver news with sensationalism.
The editor of a “yellow press” publication, is dejected by the recent sale of the domain name, Ebola.com.
During the peak of news surrounding the availability of Ebola.com for sale, such publications thrived on producing despicable write-ups, reeking with sensationalism.
“With the sale of Ebola.com we lost our easy target, Mr. Jon Schultz, whom we criticized over the domain’s unholy possession,” said Jonas “Rusty” Dawson, editor of the “Rag News Weekly Gazette.”
“Once we lost the focus of our editorial venom, nobody seems to care about Ebola.com, which cost us about 10,000 hits in SERPs and our sponsor dropped us,” added Dawson, visibly dejected.
The sale of Ebola.com for $50,000 cash plus stock of the Weed Growth Fund, Inc. was the primary target of hateful articles. As much as these publications enjoyed a spike in traffic, it has now all gone away.
Meanwhile, ICANN has yet to decide on the move or not of ICANN52 away from Marrakesh, Morocco, to a safer destination in another continent.
