As Peace Protests Are Violently Suppressed, CNN Paints Them as Hate Rallies🦊 OneRedFox 🦊@beehaw.orgmod to Socialism@beehaw.org – 104 points – 1 months agofair.org5Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsGuess what? Corporate media is not your friend. CNN or Fox. As soon as neoliberal ideals are challenged (i.e. the military industrial complex in this case), the [corporate] media goes on the offensive. Manufacturing Consent is a great book that delves into the specifics. Highly recommend.I'm going to have to check that book out. It bugs me seeing the extent to which people's worldviews are based solely on their favorite news networks.Also be sure to check out Alan MacLeod's update for the internet era. It's a short and easy read.
Guess what? Corporate media is not your friend. CNN or Fox. As soon as neoliberal ideals are challenged (i.e. the military industrial complex in this case), the [corporate] media goes on the offensive. Manufacturing Consent is a great book that delves into the specifics. Highly recommend.I'm going to have to check that book out. It bugs me seeing the extent to which people's worldviews are based solely on their favorite news networks.Also be sure to check out Alan MacLeod's update for the internet era. It's a short and easy read.
I'm going to have to check that book out. It bugs me seeing the extent to which people's worldviews are based solely on their favorite news networks.Also be sure to check out Alan MacLeod's update for the internet era. It's a short and easy read.
Guess what? Corporate media is not your friend. CNN or Fox.
As soon as neoliberal ideals are challenged (i.e. the military industrial complex in this case), the [corporate] media goes on the offensive.
Manufacturing Consent is a great book that delves into the specifics. Highly recommend.
I'm going to have to check that book out.
It bugs me seeing the extent to which people's worldviews are based solely on their favorite news networks.
Also be sure to check out Alan MacLeod's update for the internet era. It's a short and easy read.