Rumor/News/etc Prefixes for News?

[cosmichobo]

G'day,

Today I see Apple has updated their MacBook Airs, as noted on your news page.

Thing is, leading up to this official, actual news item, there's been heaps of rumours and speculation about the upgrades... And each time, I've skimmed the headline and thought it was fact...

Could we perhaps get some tags for the start of the news page headlines, that clearly identify whether the "news" is in fact a fact, or just part of the rumour mill???


Cheers,

cosmic

 

[rdowns]

Seriously? How does one misinterpret these headlines?

Updated 11-Inch and 13-Inch MacBook Airs Reportedly Coming Next Week

Apple Expected to Release Updated MacBook Airs Tomorrow

New MacBook Airs to Feature Minor Processor Update

Apple Updates MacBook Airs with Faster Haswell Processors and $100 Price Drop [Updated]

 

[S.B.G]

The news headlines are usually quite clear when they're fact or rumor. The writing style and words used in the title themselves defines what context they are in.

 

[Jessica Lares]

How about when we get notifications in Notification Center on OS X?

The other day people were freaking out because they thought Apple had released a "Gigantic" TV because half the heading was cut off. Turns out, it was an iPhone ad.