I was thinking it would be nice to have pictures next to the actual articles instead just logos when it comes to front-page news. Personally I think it would be much more visually pleasing and more informative. Perhaps neowin should have people whose sole purpose is to create graphics for the news articles?
Colin-uk
Jun 17 2005, 18:31
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Perhaps neowin should have people whose sole purpose is to create graphics for the news articles?
there is a graphics team to do that already
i dont see what you can change the current pics too..
jgrodri
Jun 17 2005, 18:35
i second that...
hmm i think he means he wants pics of the actual event rather than a company logo...
QUOTE(jgrodri @ Jun 17 2005, 12:35)
i second that...
hmm i think he means he wants pics of the actual event rather than a company logo...
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That's exactly what I meant, most news websites do that already why can't Neowin?
AppleDave
Jun 17 2005, 19:14
QUOTE(KeR @ Jun 17 2005, 13:38)
That's exactly what I meant, most news websites do that already why can't Neowin?
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I would like to see an example of the site that does this.
Couch Potato
Jun 17 2005, 19:23
It would be very nice but with the amount of news added here at this rate wouldn't it take a hell of a lot of effort to get all those pictures?
QUOTE(Amsterdam @ Jun 17 2005, 13:14)
I would like to see an example of the site that does this.
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for example
Engadget.com
I think it looks uglier IMO
Makeshift Hammer
Jun 17 2005, 19:40
Come on, think about the dial up people. Also, change doesn't have to happen just because it can. Leave things as they are neowin, I personally don't want to see pictures of kb987345986345 or tattybum.b50.vir.x.57 (thinking about it, how could you show a picture of a virus or a kb article?)
lylesback2
Jun 18 2005, 18:50
isn't this why neowin adds:

Screenshot: >> Click here <<

they put that so you can view some screen shots (if they are available)...
i kinda agree, it does look nicer, but it wouldn't work for everything - what would you show if the news was "Digital Clock as Thin as Paper" and there were no pictures released about it? or a hacker gone to jail. or a merger between two companies.
QUOTE(slimy @ Jun 18 2005, 21:08)
i kinda agree, it does look nicer, but it wouldn't work for everything - what would you show if the news was "Digital Clock as Thin as Paper" and there were no pictures released about it? or a hacker gone to jail. or a merger between two companies.
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A picture of the clock
A picture of the hacker
Both companys with a Sync arrow
Other websites do this quite easily.
Makeshift Hammer
Jun 18 2005, 21:12
QUOTE(WinMacLin @ Jun 18 2005, 22:11)
A picture of the clock
A picture of the hacker
Both companys with a Sync arrow
Other websites do this quite easily.
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Read the part where he said "and there were no pictures released about it?"
well I guess it's up to neowin, i could see it working, but the front page would look very different (and would take up a bit more space)
galoosh33
Jun 20 2005, 18:52
It's simpler with just the logos.
And honestly, it's not such a big thing to trouble about- it's a tougher job for the posters aswell.
Couch Potato
Jun 20 2005, 19:20
I think Neowin handles this issue very good. They use the company logo to show what they are talking about and links, screenshots to show some more information.
*taps hands* excellent
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