Chasing Views, Likes, and Comments A Facebook fan simply watching our video or reading a brand post is a lost opportunity.
"If we were chasing page views, all we'd ever write about is H1-B visas for tech workers, Macs and how bad Microsoft is," Mr. Knorr said.
She argued that "junk-food news" and "chasing page views in the vain hope of attracting clicks and advertising" undermine the reason that news organisations exist: "to find things out and tell readers the truth - to report, report, report".
Zack O'Malley Greenburg of Forbes commented that despite widespread criticism of "chasing YouTube views and record sales at the expense of her image", the "new Cyrus" appears "marketable as ever".
"One of my first videos where I took this seriously has done the best, so I'm always chasing the 7m views I got with that video," says Johnson. "Being able to do that with one video has set my sights: if I can do that again, that would be great".
So he's hoping they move on from "a very short-term view" of chasing the latest platforms and sources of traffic: "Now, I think, people are finally coming to the conclusion that sustainability needs to be a priority".
But those who have been honked at or chased have another view.
But from the outset of these talks, they needed to be sure they were chasing someone who didn't view them as a consolation prize, who wasn't going to be sitting in the Garden on off nights in Brooklyn wishing he were running the floor with Stoudemire, who wouldn't by Year 3 be batting his eyes at the Lakers or Suns.
Google has far more of them, because they're chasing the massive search page views that Google supplies them.
I never expected this when I was chasing around fiddler crabs!" The views expressed by interviewees do not necessarilty represent those of their employers or affiliated institutions.
