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To: adorno

Once the cable news arrived in the 1990s...the path ahead became cluttered, and open to misinformation efforts. The same can be said for internet news from 15 years ago, and the arrival of social media about ten years ago. In the 1990s, if you counted newspaper-reading time and TV news viewing (with AM radio chatter)....I probably had 8 hours a week of news. Today? It’s getting near almost 20 hours per week. Most of it....is either marginal news (like the newest Kardashian trend), or some CNN-invented misinformation.


27 posted on 12/08/2018 2:14:54 AM PST by pepsionice
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28 posted on 12/08/2018 4:13:06 PM PST by foreverfree
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