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If the "store" was a newspaper, and it refused to report parliamentary debate on its impartiality... It's not illegal, but does prove its partiality.
by hyperpallium 8y ago
If the "store" was a newspaper, and it refused to report parliamentary debate on its impartiality...
It's not illegal, but does prove its partiality.
- URSpider94 8y agoThis is a paid advertisement. More like if a newspaper refused to run an ad encouraging you to boycott the newspaper. Which they probably would. A good newspaper would then report on the refusal to run the ad, and the recriminations that followed.
- pimmen 8y agoBut not if they were the only newspaper, or the newspaper with more than half of the market, because that would make it look like a monopoly abusing its power. In Europe, public service broadcasters (like the BBC) have no problem giving time to politicians or others who call for the dismantling of public service. If they didn't that would look really bad.