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In reply to the discussion: NYT, LA Times, Washington Post, WSJ, Huffington Post, Warner/CNN, Twitter [View all]

samsingh

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9. get our billionnaires to invest in newspapers and media
Reply to Boomerproud (Reply #5)
Fri Oct 25, 2024, 10:00 AM
Oct 25

to counter the disinformation from the right.

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NYT, LA Times, Washington Post, WSJ, Huffington Post, Warner/CNN, Twitter [View all] samsingh Oct 25 OP
A worthy goal, but in the meantime there are good non-corporate sites like Common Dreams, The Intercept, TheRickles Oct 25 #1
i look at them all - but their reach cannot be compared to the others samsingh Oct 25 #6
AP, Reuters, and to SOME extent PBS..... democratsruletheday Oct 25 #16
That happened to the Baltimore Sun. OLDMDDEM Oct 25 #2
WAPO hired a crappy new editor, but at least in the past, Bezos has been hands off... hlthe2b Oct 25 #3
Bezos immediately put up a paywall samsingh Oct 25 #7
Your claim was that WAPO had been turned into "turned into right wing propaganda"--that is what I responded to. hlthe2b Oct 25 #11
Cheaper, but more labor intensive, option: use critical thinking skills. Nt Fiendish Thingy Oct 25 #4
works for us but not the 40%+ that are stupidly supporting the republicans samsingh Oct 25 #8
The 40% don't watch MSNBC now Fiendish Thingy Oct 25 #10
can't base critical thinking on 100% bad data cynical_idealist Oct 25 #12
That is the essence of critical thinking Fiendish Thingy Oct 25 #13
my point is only that many people are never exposed to valid information and perspectives cynical_idealist Oct 25 #14
Deal with it how? Boomerproud Oct 25 #5
get our billionnaires to invest in newspapers and media samsingh Oct 25 #9
NYT endorsed Harris weeks ago Polybius Oct 25 #15
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