I think that TV 'news' has become more about 'drama' +/or pitting 'experts' against each other than real news. U think?
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Now that Viacom and a few others control most of the world media, informative and thought-provoking reports are infrequently on offer. The intent of their various venues, apparently, is to shock and awe; to merely titillate…and of course, to advertise.
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Don't you just "love" the way they get 4 liberal experts to beat-up on one conservative them claim that they aren't biased and have balanced news.
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I'd like to say that news has simply become another form of 'entertainment', but truthfully, when I go to a news channel like CNN, I mute the volume and just read the news banner at the bottom of the screen.
Someone said in anither post that the news is delivered to us to influence and sway our thinking and understanding of what's going on, and I agree with that.
I also suspect that the news programmers believe that we (the public0 don't know how to think anymore, so it's their job to do the thinking for us. Why else all the pundits, and the 'talk-show' character of today's news casts.
I love the way that Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert skewer the news media.Like (1)
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the news is lies, dont watch it, notice how theres never good news, just bad news, which is all lies, its a tool to keep you in fear
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Posted by daddy4adaughter Jun 4th, 2012 at 9:06AM
I think you are right....it has turned into scripted entertainment.
Rather then informing people of events and situations.
It has become a way to manipulate peoples thoughts and feelings.
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Reply by Southpaugh Jun 4th, 2012 at 9:12AM
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Reply by daddy4adaughter Jun 4th, 2012 at 9:16AM
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