When a user clicks on a headline, a full story or commentary becomes available.
The Strokes' Hyde Park performance is being billed as a UK festival exclusive, and they will also take on a headline slot at Primavera Sound in Barcelona on May.
He went on, "A headline on the UNTUCKit Web site reads 'Compliment your holiday waistline.' So I think we're trafficking in flab-ouflage here, no?" The chattier of the salespeople reassured him, "It's just the look now".
In the past few hours, The New Yorker article received hundreds of votes and comments on Digg, the social news site, based almost solely on a headline emphasizing one of its more convincing pieces of trivia: "A Penny Costs 1.7 Cents to Produce".
Probably working on a headline about Musharraf.
Click on a headline to read more.
If nothing else, the performance of Conseco stock shows that relying on a headline number can be hazardous to an investor's wealth.
USAToday.com has already added a scroll box with Politico headlines on its Political News page; clicking on a headline takes a reader to the article on Politico.com.
He was picking up on a headline, which went viral, about a "fake Apple store" with the same spare design and blue T-shirts, but he muddled the facts.
On 7 January this year, Mr Fisher commented on a headline saying the former Prime Minister could face war crimes charges over the Iraq war, adding his comment: "Long overdue – let's hope so".
Here's the other thing: almost every journalist has experienced the aggravation of having readers give aggrieved, enraged, dismissive, or, really, any other type of negative reaction to an article based solely on a headline.
