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Except for the fact with journalism you know who's responsible for the bit they publish. And that the publisher can't hide behind the fact that they're 'not res
by FriedrichN 6y ago
Except for the fact with journalism you know who's responsible for the bit they publish. And that the publisher can't hide behind the fact that they're 'not responsible for user generated content'.
In most countries media is regulated, you're not allowed to advertise everywhere or publish lies.
When Facebook says 'free speech' they actually mean 'free enterprise'.
- arethuza 6y agoAnd what is published is visible to everyone - who knows what is in targetted ads other than the people who are targetted?
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- edmundsauto 6y agoThis can be true and still not move the needle. In traditional media, how many people seek out the opinion of the other side? Increasingly fewer. I would guess fewer than 10% of people try to find information disconfirming their beliefs on even an occasional basis.