Est-ce que « souillure la tactique de vue fait campagne » et de « nouvelles » nuisent à l'industrie de l'immobilier ?
Signalé par le groupe de Luxury Realty - 30 mai 2008
Catégories : Logements élevés
La vue de nouvelles est une stratégie utilisée en journalisme. C'est l'art des nouvelles de filtrage dans un angle ou une armature, une stratégie qui est censée pour guider des assistances dans percevoir quelque chose une certaine manière. Aujourd'hui, la vue de nouvelles est la plus évidente courant à Etats-Unis' : marché immobilier, économie, guerre, et course présidentielle. Mais ce qui l'estacade à claire-voie fait Spiderman doivent faire avec la façon dont les médias manipule le courant Las Vegas immobilière marché ?
Dans les bandes dessinées et les films de Spiderman, l'éditeur de Peter Parker hurle toujours à lui pour capturer Spiderman faisant quelque chose de négatif. Pourquoi ? Puisque le papier de Peter, la bugle quotidienne, est le plus connu pour des campagnes fonctionnantes de souillure contre le héros Web-lançant de la ville. C'est ce qui vend les la plupart des journaux… le titre de ScHocKiNg.
La vieille énonciation en journalisme est - « s'il ne saigne pas, elle ne mène pas ». Sensationalize.
Tandis que l'exemple ci-dessus peut sembler comme une exagération (après tout, c'est un livre comique), la comparaison vient de quelque part.
Plusieurs choses à penser environ :
- L'Internet de jamais-évolution (emplacements sociaux de médias, alimentations de RSS, blogs experts et plus) cause une pression croissante sur des journaux, des réseaux de nouvelles, et des journalistes.
- Les lecteurs peuvent aller aux blogs ou à d'autres médias d'Internet pour trouver l'information qu'ils recherchent avec le clic d'une souris. Pourquoi achetez un papier ou observez les nouvelles ?
- Sort-et-tristesse rapportant des papiers de ventes.
- Depuis quand vous avez pris le conseil immobilier d'un journaliste ? Leur feriez-vous confiance pour projeter votre retraite aussi ?
- Le marché serait-il aussi mauvais qu'il est s'il n'y avait une aucune chose telle que le reportage négatif de nouvelles ? Would people be less scared to purchase?
- Journalists (freelance or not) have mortgages too. The more sensational the copy, the better guarantee to make headlines and get paid.
Is fact checking a dead exercise by journalists?
Over the past two years, it has been very common for articles full of errors to make it into print in regards to the Las Vegas high-rise condo market. From quoting sources who have no clue on what they’re talking - to listing erroneous facts about hard-contract deposit requirements, there has been a real problem with writers getting their facts wrong.
Just a few examples:
- While spending a day with one major news outlet who was doing a doom-and-gloom story about Las Vegas, I asked them if they’d make sure to let readers know that there was only one high-rise condo tower on the Strip, Sky Las Vegas, and that it will continue to be the only high-rise condo tower on the Strip until almost 2010. The writer looked me straight in the eye and said, “We don’t really want to go that direction with this story.”
- Recently, Tropicana Entertainment LLC (the company behind the Tropicana Las Vegas Resort & Casino and many other out-of-state properties) filed for bankruptcy. They made it very clear that the bankrupcy was brought on by losing their gaming license in Atlantic City (among other things). What did several writers do? Write articles saying LAS VEGAS STRIP IS DOOMED!
- In late 2007, multiple Nevada residential price-per-square-foot records were set when several penthouse properties were sold at The Harmon Hotel, Spa & Residences at MGM MIRAGE CityCenter. Every single news station in Las Vegas was offered to share the exciting announcement on air. Guess what? Not one single station reported the good news.
- On local journalist recently reported that buyers would walk from their hard-contract deposits from one certain luxury development in Las Vegas because their hard-contract deposits were only 10 thousand dollars. They claimed that the development’s PR Firm and a local real estate agent told them that. Really? Seems odd, considering everyone knows that the hard-contract deposits were 20 PERCENT at this property, NOT 10 thousand. Turns out, the reporter misunderstood the difference between the initial 10 THOUSAND reserve amount and the 20% hard contract amount. OOOOPS!
- How often do you see it being reported that MGM MIRAGE sold over $1.6 billion in real estate at MGM MIRAGE CityCenter in little over a year?
Just think of Peter Parker
Yes the current United States real estate and mortgage industries are challenged. But what would it be like if less errors were made in reporting? What if journalists weren’t so pressured to write doom and gloom? At the end of the day, journalists are just trying to do their job. Just think of what Peter Parker had to do to earn a buck…
And he didn’t even have to compete with blogs written by TRUE experts.
About Aaron Auxier
Aaron Auxier has earned the nickname “Hollywood’s Connection to Vegas” because of his Los Angeles entertainment background and Las Vegas connections. He is responsible for selling some of the most glamorous penthouse and luxury high-rise condominium properties in the history of Las Vegas.
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