Has anyone elsed noticed that these sorts of publications seem to be linking to things randomly? I read this article, and there's no link to the company's website, no link to where I can get more details about it, no link to where I can buy it.
The only link in the article is titled "Korean hardware manufacturer called Hardkernel is launching", which you'd expect to be linking to something relevant, and that link goes to a PC World article about the Nexus 7 being hard to find. What the fuck?
I noticed that there are a few offenders like this, who seem to just be linking to other articles of theirs randomly in an attempt to bolster relevancy. They just make me not click any links at all.
It's one of the cheap tricks AOL and Engadget pioneered and now everyone else emulates because it's so successful. They also love giant images at the start of articles to ensure you'll view the ads below the fold.
The only link in the article is titled "Korean hardware manufacturer called Hardkernel is launching", which you'd expect to be linking to something relevant, and that link goes to a PC World article about the Nexus 7 being hard to find. What the fuck?
I noticed that there are a few offenders like this, who seem to just be linking to other articles of theirs randomly in an attempt to bolster relevancy. They just make me not click any links at all.