Whoever edits the headlines of newspapers and media sites has an astonishing amount of power and nobody really talks about it or even knows who they are
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These people should be publicly identified by the outlet and have to answer for their choices on a regular basis
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The $1 figure is misleading regardless. It's $1.60 each year over three years.
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Nah $1 an hour sounding small makes them seem reasonable: give them this tiny thing. "Threatening supply chains' makes them seem bad.
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Infotainment media has it’s script eh? Don’t worry Chuck Todd and his bff Newt! will spend an hour talking up the edited version of the headline during the Sunday talkies. Expect new lows.
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Except not rare.
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I worked in the industry for 30 years (radio, TV, print)... it's not ideology... it's money. Nothing else matters. No one is getting a raise based on ideology... only money based on increased viewership, readership, etc. It's really that simple.
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