It’s the Nuance

Because many people merely skim the headlines without looking at the full article, the combination of headline and subhead carries…

By January 17, 2008

Because many people merely skim the headlines without looking at the full article, the combination of headline and subhead carries a lot of weight. This Toronto Star headline/subhead combo technically isn’t inaccurate, but the nuance suggests something else:

Death of Hamas leader’s son ignites tit-for-tat Mideast strikes: Palestinian boy, 12, killed in botched Israeli attack on rocket squads amid resumption of peace talks

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