all that may be true..
but can you explain what happened to the new york times and the washington post.
They were once journalists whose bias only appeared once in a while.
They could tell a close to neutral story.
Over time their bias became more apparent.
Now it is sickening.
Can you blame that on an aussie?
Don't even get me us started on the corruption of cnn and even espn.
but can you explain what happened to the new york times and the washington post.
They were once journalists whose bias only appeared once in a while.
They could tell a close to neutral story.
Over time their bias became more apparent.
Now it is sickening.
Can you blame that on an aussie?
Don't even get me us started on the corruption of cnn and even espn.
Yes, Australia, his name is Rupert Murdock, you gave him a passport in 1985 due to the legal requirement that only US citizens were permitted to own US television stations.
Remember how things were sane/centrist enough until the character of the nation became one of wrought overreaction and weeping in 'terror'. I guess it was the Monica Lewinski scandal that he used to get a solid wedge into the psyche of Americans.
He used the death of Princess Diana to turn a stoic enough British public into a publicly weeping bunch of sissies.
Stop chasing the laser pointers and look up.
Anda lot more.. http://www.alternet.org/story/151768/12_ways_rupert_murdoch's_media_empire_has_made_the_world_worse
- He has transformed world politics for the worse.
- He has ridiculed and raised doubts about global catastrophes, and about science itself.
- He has undermined liberty.
- He has turned the public against the press.
- He has simultaneously propagandized for “the law” and compromised it
- He has undermined essential rules about propriety in the news business, degrading ethical walls put in place through long tradition.
- He has propagandized for many of society’s worst instincts.
- He has until now effectively neutralized many would-be critics in journalism.
- He has relentlessly applied a double standard.
- He has dumbed down the news business and hence the public.
- He has used his wealth regularly to stave off businesses and individuals that his company has illegally damaged.
- His campaign contributions and the public support of his media organizations have persuaded politicians to override laws against media monopolies.