Americans prefer to be entertained, not informed. This has been found for many years in the annual “State of the Media” report issued by @cjr & @pewresearchhttps://www.pewresearch.org/topics/state-of-the-news-media/ …
The journalist reports noteworthy facts, while the purveyor of disinformation just obscures them. So the latter tells an unverifiable lie and the former reports it as an unsubstantiated claim. Both have done their jobs, but the disinformation prevails.
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And the more times we read it, the more likely we are to consider it and not simply reject it.
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The almighty $ has 2 much influence over the way we get r info. My dad worked in TV nearly 40 yrs, 1st KDKA then WRC. He hates how the news hours are included in the sweeps. 2 much rides on viewership. The bigger the hook the better. Sensationalism at its best. Lack of substance
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Uh. Care to do some media training? Please. Thank you.
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That would be amazing!!!
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Well stated.
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