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Looka like the astroturf brigade is going strong today. Newsrooms have collaborated on stories for a long time, especially when large amounts of data are invol
by groby_b 5y ago
Looka like the astroturf brigade is going strong today.
Newsrooms have collaborated on stories for a long time, especially when large amounts of data are involved. It's near impossible to do reporting on these issues (Facebook, Panama/Paradise/Pandora papers, etc) without bringing large amounts of journalists to bear, quickly.
Or, I suppose, you could run with the global conspiracy idea.
- 8eye 5y agoi think it’s just an old system. it’s time for it to retire. who really watches major news networks these days anymore? besides anyone in their mid thirties, barely anyone below that demographic. even those in their 40s are kinda meh about the news. i should say broadcast media because news will always be around just not in this current format
- wolverine876 5y agoDo you have evidence of that? Local TV news has the biggest audience, IIRC.