When the public starts asking about the billionaires who run most corporate media parent companies, they have lost their objectivity and legitimacy. Once you’ve seen the meme that shows that those billionaires donate millions of dollars to the Trump campaign, you can’t unsee it and their stilted coverage makes more sense. We know that co…
When the public starts asking about the billionaires who run most corporate media parent companies, they have lost their objectivity and legitimacy. Once you’ve seen the meme that shows that those billionaires donate millions of dollars to the Trump campaign, you can’t unsee it and their stilted coverage makes more sense. We know that corporate media prioritizes protecting their profits and their wealth over protecting democracy and the vital role of the 4th estate.
When the public starts asking about the billionaires who run most corporate media parent companies, they have lost their objectivity and legitimacy. Once you’ve seen the meme that shows that those billionaires donate millions of dollars to the Trump campaign, you can’t unsee it and their stilted coverage makes more sense. We know that corporate media prioritizes protecting their profits and their wealth over protecting democracy and the vital role of the 4th estate.