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At least there's competition in legacy media. If one newspaper buries a story because of naked political bias, you might still read about it in other newspapers
by chrisbaker98 4y ago
At least there's competition in legacy media. If one newspaper buries a story because of naked political bias, you might still read about it in other newspapers. If Twitter decides you're not allowed to read something, where else can you go?
They say if you don't like it you can just start your own Twitter - but when Parler tried to do exactly that, Big Tech colluded to destroy it.
- grecy 4y ago> If one newspaper buries a story because of naked political bias, you might still read about it in other newspapers. Might is doing a LOT of work in that statement. You know as well as I do stories get buried all over. > If Twitter decides you're not allowed to read something, where else can you go? Twitter is insignificant compared to Facebook, YouTube, Fox, CNN, and other global news outlets controlled by a handful of billionaires. The much more important question is where do you go when THEY bury a story.