CIC,
I noticed the historical perspective. It serves your arguements well. I hope you publish someday.
I tend to think strategically regarding the most efficient way to expose the fraud of journalism and sway public opinion.
What has been tried to date IMO has stalled without completing the mission. What’s needed is a very public fight in the middle of the room.
Tom Delay the other day on MSNBC got it exactly right when he challenged on air their one sided promotion of Democrats.
Every appearance by a conservative on an MSM outlet should include a challenge to the interviewer regarding subject related clear and indisputable “bias” (I hate that inaccurate label, prefer “ad copy” as you are aware) reporting practices. Followed by the allegation, “Your network based on clear evidence, are nothing more than the DNC marketing arm”
Books about it, web sights documenting the fraud will do nothing until the media are confronted in front of their audience.
The MSM will mount a counter attack, but the idea is to shake the thinkers loose and provide them a path to the truth.
Delay really nailed it.
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Books about it, web sights documenting the fraud will do nothing until the media are confronted in front of their audience.
The MSM will mount a counter attack, but the idea is to shake the thinkers loose and provide them a path to the truth.
The closest of anyone to doing that is Ann Coulter. But even she pulls back from the obvious (after a lot of soul searching, that is) conclusion that "objective journalism" can never be anything but a fraud from top to bottom, with no more substance than an offer to sell you the Brooklyn Bridge.