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In reply to the discussion: ****BREAKING****FCC Chairman Brendan Carr Says He Might Go After The View [View all]ancianita
(42,050 posts)Well said and broadly true.
Beyond the battles between people with power and money (aren't those two things equivalent?) what I don't get is who ends up winning. The monopolizing of Nexstar, Sinclair and other local media affiliates seems like the beginning of a nationwide net of propaganda narratives.
Lawrence noted tonight that almost no corporations have ever stood up to trump; Lawrence rails against corporate media lapdogs of trump in the WH press room. This kind control at scale is the silencing of all media except for trump's FCC approved media owners like Larry Ellison and Musk. And then he can write the terrorism narratives about everyone in the Democratic party and the "radical left." What I don't get is how that's profitable for them, since monopolies don't produce news, but narratives, but when he's gone, and the economy's frozen and the population is poorer, then what. How would that benefit Thiel/Ellison/Musk.
We'd better look into this monopolistic communications iron dome he's building.
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