Citations:clickbait-y

English citations of clickbait-y

Adjective: "alternative form of clickbaity"

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• 2009, Nicholas Carson, "The 10 Most Absurd Time Magazine Covers From The Last 40 years", Business Insider, 12 June 2009:

  Reason magazine compiled the "The 10 most absurd Time magazine covers from the last 40 years" and the coverlines feel downright clickbait-y if you ask us.

• 2013, Raillan Brooks, "White Women Get Stopped and Frisked, Too, Writes Fear-Mongering Journalist", Village Voice, 8 July 2013:

  The Daily Caller, rightwing blog and trusty purveyor of all things clickbait-y, aggressively aggregated a story over the weekend that a woman has sued the city over being stopped and frisked in Brooklyn last year.

• 2013, Steve Hind, "In defence of clickbait", The Guardian, 4 November 2013:

  Even if they can't execute it as well as Buzzfeed, it's also fine to run some clickbait-y content to subsidise the more important but less popular reporting they^[sic] good media outlets should produce.

• 2013, Adam Richter, "Just because it's viral doesn't mean it's true", Reading Eagle, 12 December 2013:

  A tantalizing, clickbait-y headline gets slapped atop the tweet, video or blog. ("You won't believe the five life lessons in this shocking video!")