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It's a bit telling these state broadcasters quitting twitter when they are labeled as such: if they really felt their stakeholders were their readers, you'd exp
by version_five 3y ago
It's a bit telling these state broadcasters quitting twitter when they are labeled as such: if they really felt their stakeholders were their readers, you'd expect them to crack on, even if they didn't like the label, to make sure their stakeholders are served. But their stakeholder is the state, and their role as a propaganda organ is diminished by the label, so they quit, because their master isn't happy.
- barbazoo 3y agoAs someone listening to CBC Radio very frequently I cannot understand how people arrive at the conclusion that the CBC is a "propaganda organ". Their reporting so often is very critical of the government and the interviews are what I would consider on the tougher side. I understand media organizations not wanting to play Musk's game. He clearly has an agenda to paint state funded organizations in a certain light and that's ok, he can do that but that doesn't mean people and organizations on the platforms have to participate.