06:5006:50, 9 June 2023diffhist0 m
Phillip Schofield
extensive -> excessive. The article cited to describe the coverage *literally says* 'over-coverage'. The correct way to transcribe this in this article is NOT 'extensive' (which means 'thorough') but 'excessive' (which means 'absurd over-coverage'). That is not a personal value judgement. That is literally being faithful to the source material.Tag: Reverted
8 June 2023
06:3406:34, 8 June 2023diffhist0 m
Phillip Schofield
→Affair and resignation from ITV: extensive coverage —> excessive coverage. This verb conveys more faithfully the tone of the article cited. Extensive sounds like 'thorough', whereas the cited material suggests that that the coverage story was disproportionate to the level of interest.Tags: RevertedVisual edit
10:2310:23, 14 December 2022diffhist+15 m
GB News
added nationality of CEO, as it is always important to mention when the owner of a news show is of a foreign nationality to the country in which the show is based/aired, e.g. if a Russian owned an American news channel, this must be stated.Tag: Visual edit
09:1909:19, 14 November 2021diffhist+1,353
GB News
GB News is primarily an opinion-content news station, so it is unfair to primarily describe them as a news station. They are also non-British owned and funded, so that it is also unfair to refer to them as British. Sources added. The exact date of Andrew Neil's departure has been added along with a source of his announcement.Tags: RevertedVisual edit