Under this guy.. yespic.twitter.com/wHMtjppMQF
Journalism is a noble profession, after all in any free society someone has to generate clicks to maximize ad revenue for the corporate mega-conglomerates that owns the news.
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I see your dank meme and raise you one....pic.twitter.com/xBGoBXoyTY
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BREAKING: this is an extremely lazy take and blatantly ignores the historical victories of alternative and citizen journalism
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if your issue with something boils down to conglomerates capitalizing your time for revenue, your issue isn't with that thing, it's with capitalism
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"Six corporations owned 90% of all media distribution in the country as of 2012, down from 50 companies in 1983. Critically, such an outcome was enabled by the Telecommunications Act of 1996, signed by President Clinton. "https://medium.com/dialogue-and-discourse/the-submissive-media-complex-american-democracy-and-alternatives-e8aa4d01d2c1 …
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Being Mozart is a noble profession, after all in any cultivated society someone has to generate the catchy tunes that distract the subjects of a ruthless aristocracy that patronizes him
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Unfortunately it's either that or Saudi Arabia way...
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Loool
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The BBC??
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