Twitter is pretty powerful. @jack
Twitter shows that "If the people lead, the leaders will follow" applies to journalism as well.
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People follow people not brands !
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It also shows that a small portion of people (on social media) is often seen as the avg citizen and their popular opinion. Politicians and media target/please them a lot more than they should imo.
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Twitter also shows that "All animals are equal, but some are more equal then others". I seriously have no idea how
@dickc is still on the platform after what he wrote yesterday. People have been banned for trivial things; this guy calls for mass killings and nothing. -
Tweet still up... nice. If only the rest of us had this privilege of free speech. https://twitter.com/dickc/status/1311472075903647750?s=20 …
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It’s exactly what happening in Armenia right now
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I disagree on this one. Journalism should always remain independent from public opinion. As the founders noted, the public is fickle and opinions change like wildfire, and all voices--especially the minority voice--needs expression and protection.
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“Should” and the way it is are pretty far apart at this point.
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YouTube has shown this too. At a much bigger scale.
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Jim Hacker expressed a similar sentiment in Yes Minister
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