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I agree that the fraud that is the mainstream news media in the US today is not going anywhere, and it'll probably keep sinking lower. They made their decision
by adventured 6y ago
I agree that the fraud that is the mainstream news media in the US today is not going anywhere, and it'll probably keep sinking lower. They made their decision a long time ago and will hold to it, they're not going to turn back now.
That said, I think there's an enormous demand for straight-forward news reporting with no opinionized, psycho partisan bullshit forced into it. CNN used to represent that in its early days for example, and they've gradually rotted away over decades.
I don't see why somebody doesn't build this, it's right there begging to be done.
Sign a deal with Reuters and a few other straight forward news gathering services, as the originating sources. Set up a Substack and a YouTube channel, and start reporting just the facts, with a couple of people on YouTube reporting the news from behind an anchor desk. Avoid the old media and their networks, publish as direct as possible. And if YouTube gets so bad with their creeping censorship that they start trying to ban reality, shift to self-hosting after you get initial momentum.
Anyone that can do that has my attention. It would be trivial to get started.
- 1cvmask 6y agoReuters and others (BBC, Bellingcat etc) receive payoffs and instructions from the British government to craft and manufacture propaganda, narratives and storytelling: https://www.thecanary.co/uk/analysis/2021/02/28/unsurprisingly-leaked-files-confirm-the-foreign-office-coordinates-multi-agency-propaganda-programmes/ https://www.thecanary.co/uk/analysis/2021/02/28/unsurprising...
- johneth 6y agoCiting The Canary probably won't help your argument.