The streaming service’s stumble could also show that the fight for everyone’s attention is going to be much tougher in future
, the subeditors had a competition to see who could compose the dullest headline. Cockburn claimed that he won with “Small earthquake in Chile. Not many dead”. Alas, subsequent factcheckers have failed to unearth such a headline in the archives, but it came to mind last week when, in a quarterly earnings report, that for the first time in a decade it had lost subscribers – 200,000 of them, to be exact.
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