CNN, WaPo, LA Times, NY Times are all aligning themselves to be the next Nazi Propaganda Machine.
Do not let them forget after this election. Free press my ass
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I understand the gripes about NYT wrt trans rights and Palestine and general "both sides" bs, but within this context about endorsements it's worth noting that they are publishing a big series of pro-Harris editorials in the last couple weeks of the election.
Meanwhile, am I on acid or something, or is Rolling Stone suddenly one of the more credible American news media? How the fuck did that happen?
we need 70's style regulation. no more than one media outlet ownership for each area. heck I don't even think we should allow a company to own both a paper and a tv station in the same area anymore.
Here me out, the biggest X companies should automatically be split on a yearly basis, with a ban on company mergers.
Thing is if we taxed corporate income the same as personal and had a tiered system that would go up all the way to the maximum any entity makes it would do that naturally. Basically it would be a shocking system where the better you make money the harder it is to make more of it. Kinda like how major league baseball plays a harder game than t-ball.
We can absolutely do both, and more.
I mean we could but what im saying is companies could only grow so big because it would just be to hard to make money at some point that we would want to titrate to make sure no company becomes a monopoly. Honestly I think we should outlaw holding companies and such. Only allow stock to be owned individually by individuals.
because it would just be to hard to make money at some point that we would want to titrate to make sure no company becomes a monopoly.
Sure, however having multiple avenues of preventing megacorps from forming is better. It's easy for a powerful corp to undo one or two regulations, but not so much if it is a cohesive system of regulations.
Honestly I think we should outlaw holding companies and such.
Absolutely agreed.
Only allow stock to be owned individually by individuals.
I'd say we should go a step further and kill the stock market in it's entirety through a moratorium on IPOs.
With no market would there be stocks? I prefer companies owned by many people over one person or family owning the company.
I prefer companies owned by many people over one person or family owning the company.
Agreed, which is why the stock market needs to go. The only way for labor to truly own their workplace is if they're the only ones who can control it (within reason). A stock market allows for the rich to single-handedly buy up a majority of the shares and control a company.
Instead, every company should eventually be turned into co-op nonprofits.
Hello from Canada.
Rogers owns half the news, the entertainment, the telecommunications, the internet, and the cable.
Bell owns the other half.
Well, except CBC. But otherwise yes.
OK. CBC has. An hour of local news. With some entertainment. And one news channel. They don't control the wires. Or the phones. Or the networks. Or banks, or sports teams.
But, you know.samesees
Here's what CBC controls:
CBC
Here's what ROGERS controls
Rogers Cable Division
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Rogers TV — English-language network of community-oriented channels.
TV Rogers — French-language network of community-oriented channels.
Source Cable — cable service in Hamilton, Ontario
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CPAC (66.75%) — specialty channel
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CHMI - Winnipeg, Manitoba (O&O since 2005)
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CJNT - Montreal, Quebec (O&O since 2012)
OMNI Television
CFMT - Toronto, Ontario (First aired 1979)
CJMT - Toronto, Ontario (O&O since 2002)
CHNM - Vancouver, British Columbia (O&O since 2008)
CJCO - Calgary, Alberta (O&O since 2008)
CJEO - Edmonton, Alberta (O&O since 2008)
Hockey Night in Canada – Rogers-produced part-time television network airing on CBC Television stations
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Sportsnet
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To save space heres what the other half -bell media - owns(tthis doesn't even include what the parent company owns either)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_assets_owned_by_Bell_Media
I think it's less out of fear and more about billionaire wannabe oligarchs tacitly supporting the candidate best aligned with their own interests.
That road leads to the same place.
but the implications are flipped. the headlines imply these institutions were in favor of democracy in the first place and doing a blunder.
"Don't publish that or I'll fire you" coming from the org's owner is pretty good incentive not to publish
exactly what i mean.
Agreed. It’s a distinction without a difference.
They aren't sucking up to Trump they are bowing to their god-money, from all the cash they'll get while the US burn.
Trump already hates Bezos for WaPo's reporting, he has nothing to gain by prohibiting the Harris endorsement. Edit: another poster said that Trump aligns more closely with his interests and that's probably it.
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