silverclaws
Senior Retro Guru
Long ago I decided the press was not worth my time and money and if anything a waste of materials, but being out of it one gets to see a different picture emerging and that the media organisations are in fact corporations which seem to be allied to the political elite. The media corporations have their best interests at heart and that interest is money, now who are they going ally with to get increased access to money, none other than the people that make the policies, policies which increase the media's access to the fodder that feeds the masses.
Furthermore has anyone noticed how the media conducts business these days, what it focuses on to sustain and increase it's sales, has anyone noticed an increase in sensationalism, cases where creative supposition is used in lieu of hard facts.
The media is manipulating the populace of this country without a doubt, it is stirring up problems that create fodder for the masses and who does this serve other than themselves, none other than the policy makers who have to wade in and legislate or punish thus making a freeish society less free.
Perhaps for the open minded here, a good source of news stories analysed after the fact to reveal corporate interest.
http://www.medialens.org/
There are others around similar to this, and if one asks the question about corporate media in Google Scholar, one will find there are many papers written on the subject that throw more light.
Furthermore has anyone noticed how the media conducts business these days, what it focuses on to sustain and increase it's sales, has anyone noticed an increase in sensationalism, cases where creative supposition is used in lieu of hard facts.
The media is manipulating the populace of this country without a doubt, it is stirring up problems that create fodder for the masses and who does this serve other than themselves, none other than the policy makers who have to wade in and legislate or punish thus making a freeish society less free.
Perhaps for the open minded here, a good source of news stories analysed after the fact to reveal corporate interest.
http://www.medialens.org/
There are others around similar to this, and if one asks the question about corporate media in Google Scholar, one will find there are many papers written on the subject that throw more light.