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Maybe because it’s cheaper than being regulated like other broadcast media is, a likely response to non-action to widely harmful content.
by drb91 8y ago
Maybe because it’s cheaper than being regulated like other broadcast media is, a likely response to non-action to widely harmful content.
- eivarv 8y agoSure, but what they do is really a "non-action" – as the entire premise is built upon a logical fallacy it can't guarantee truth, won't end the problem, and can (obviously) be gamed.