Nice response and I genuinely feel like my outlook on things, as a writer and story teller, is to summarize in a way that either makes my audience think or smile or pushes a button that is uncomfortable!<p>The concept of TheSkimm reminds me of my buddy who does amateur political commentary on the US 2016 Presidential Election as WhoWinsIn2016 (YouTube) because he is adamant about not being on any side. He takes the &quot;objective&quot; outlook on the contest as just that - a game. He says the main influence was Hunter S. Thompson, who, when at his best, could be &quot;the most truthful and least factual&quot; guy in the room (quote: George McGovern).<p>There are a couple avenues using the visual plus verbal construction, and I&#x27;d give a hat-tip to the Uproxx contributor who does the NFL summaries with drawings. It&#x27;s good stuff - funny, commentary, and quick to digest. A close second would be AV Club&#x27;s &quot;Block and Tackle&quot; feature that uses video clips to great effect.<p>Long form journalism ain&#x27;t what it used to be, but I love watching evolution happen!