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In places where press is licensed, it is not free - because they must report in a certain way to not lose license - it also includes being nice for whomever is
by varispeed 6y ago
In places where press is licensed, it is not free - because they must report in a certain way to not lose license - it also includes being nice for whomever is currently on top. I've seen here in the UK where Russia Today reported a story that should have collapsed the government, but none of the other main stream media investigated the story until few months later where the party has concocted a plausible explanation why something happened. Between that RT was given a warning that they'll lose license for interference in UK affairs... Madness.
- AnimalMuppet 6y agoThe press requires a license in the UK? Foreign press? Really? (American here, so I don't know. But the idea seems insane to me.)