They don't hold authority to account unless it is the opposite party of the side they represent. As you said, a few owners control virtually all of corporate m

They don't hold authority to account unless it is the opposite party of the side they represent. As you said, a few owners control virtually all of corporate media. And those owners are not unbiased. And those owners and the people they hire in management have agendas. And that trickles all the way down to the newsroom floor, just like it does in any company. At any rate, journalism needs a business model revamp for the 21st century. Substack is part of the answer, but other things need to be tried too.