The famous detective in the comic world

Chapter 474 How to Explain
After the three finished their meal, they opened Spider-Man's website again.

As a result, it was discovered that it exploded!

Yes, there were too many messages, and the page crashed all of a sudden.

It may be a problem with the server itself due to the inability to load the traffic, so it's fine.

But I'm afraid of that kind of problem.

Someone just started attacking this site.

As for who these hackers are?
That was probably one of Norman Osborn's men.

DDOS traffic attacks may be used to continuously paralyze the website server.

Fortunately, the situation is not so bad.

It really looks like just a normal crash.

In fact, it is meaningless for them to hack the website like that.

Because presumably some fans reposted and downloaded these videos immediately, and began to spread them.

Soon, not just all of New York.

The entire United States, and the world, will see this interview.

In this way, the trend of proliferation cannot be stopped.

He Nan is looking forward to what kind of follow-up consequences it may cause.

He wanted the effect to be as sensational as imagined.

The webpage is quite stuck due to the rapid increase in the number of visits and messages.

Every time you refresh, you can see new comments appear in the evaluation area.

"It seems... the effect is not bad?" He Nan said with great interest.

"Oh...Of course." Shirley looked at the effect of the webpage and smiled amusedly: "It's pretty good. It can be expected that tonight's news will definitely focus on this content."

"There are already viewers in the comment section asking why you didn't publish this report on the Global Daily like before. They are asking whether you are breaking the contract or leaving the Global Daily." He Nan turned his notebook to Eddie Bu Locke: "Do you want to reply to him? Anyway, it is your account that is logging in now."

"Uh... I think it's better to forget it." Bullock's tone was full of helplessness: "Let's not continue to express our views on this matter. Unless someone interviews later..."

"Do you want to explain the reason?" Shirley reminded him: "The content of this interview is supposed to be given to the Global Daily, although you have already cut the part that mentioned the Global Daily, but Everyone can still see that you are interviewing them. Or, logically speaking, you should give them the interview content no matter what.”

"Why don't you just say that this is just a personal interview." He Nan suggested.

"No, that definitely won't work." Bullock shook his head quickly: "It can't be like this. The things I interviewed must be handed over to the company according to the regulations, and in fact I have handed them in. But if I lie, call this a A private interview, isn’t that just in line with the company’s wishes? Then I will be in trouble, and they can even sue me.”

"So it seems that you can only tell the truth or give up explaining." Shirley thought for a while, and said: "If you don't plan to break up with the company just like this, I suggest you don't explain, kick the problem to Someone else. If someone asks you why you didn’t release it to the company immediately, but to Spider-Man, then you should tell him that there is a special reason for doing so, and I suggest you consult the company directly.”

"That's right." He Nan also agreed: "You can just play football like this without saying a word, throwing the problem to your boss without completely causing trouble. As long as you don't take the initiative to say it, they won't allow it." It’s fine if you broadcast it. But in fact, when you ask them to ask about your company, it is equivalent to implying that the reason you do this is closely related to the company.”

"Yes... I think so too." Bullock nodded hastily: "It's not easy to cause the fire to burn on me too much, which is equivalent to giving the company a chance to think about how to deal with it."

"I think your boss doesn't have to explain this matter at all, and just declare that there is no comment on this matter." He Nan said leisurely again at this time: "This will solve the problem. "

"This is not a solution to the problem." Eddie Brock said helplessly: "It just puts the problem on hold for the time being."

"Oh, these are all minor issues." He Nan shook his head: "Put the issue on hold for a long time without responding, people and the media will soon get bored and forget about it by then. Nothing It needs to be done, just play dead."

"I don't think this can be counted." Brock muttered: "If I encounter this situation, I will definitely pay attention to it for a long time. Until I get their answer."

"And that's why you are outstanding, Brock. Not everyone can be like you. Ordinary reporters only follow hot spots. Who wants to focus on a piece of news for a long time?" He Nan shook his head: "No, No. No other reporter can. You can. That's why you're going to be praised, Bullock."

"And this is also your willingness to make enemies easily." Shirley interjected: "Faced with the rules of the game that colleagues in the industry have defaulted to, but did not choose to abide by them. This in itself is a behavior that is easy to be hostile and isolated. Obviously being The subjects of the exposure are tacitly pretending to be dead, and those journalists who chase after the hot spots all tacitly leave after a period of time. At this time, everything should have passed quietly, but you still want to continue to pay attention, and directly put people in their underwear All stripped, who don't they hate you for? SpongeBob SquarePants?"

"What did SpongeBob SquarePants do wrong again?" He Nan complained about this sentence, and immediately saw someone walking by wearing a SpongeBob SquarePants T-shirt not far away, and realized that Shirley was taking the material from the scene: "Anyway, Brock, You should really do less death in the future. Regardless of whether your wife can return safely this time, it will be a big lesson, isn't it?"

"...But I did the right thing." Eddie Brock said, still a little unwilling: "Should I compromise?"

"It's not that you should compromise, but I think you should not be too...how should I say it?" He Nan paused for a moment, thought about his words, and then continued: "Oh, Yes—reckless."

"Are you reckless... I don't think it's that far." Eddie Brock said depressedly: "I feel that I have done a good job of avoiding risks. I also try to avoid all kinds of dangerous behaviors." Yes. When sneaking into a dangerous place, there is always something wrong and retreat immediately."

"Stop. Your act of sneaking into a dangerous place is already committing suicide." He Nan clicked his tongue: "You still don't understand what I mean. You shouldn't venture into this kind of place."

(End of this chapter)