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Willing to consume? That sounds like it is the consumers fault that the population is not getting acceptable trustworthy news, because they are not willing to c
by b3lvedere 3y ago
Willing to consume? That sounds like it is the consumers fault that the population is not getting acceptable trustworthy news, because they are not willing to consume it on some level. Very strange business model.
Personally i am not willing to consume anything that is even remotely forced upon to me. I will not watch the news when companies think i should watch it. I will watch it whenever and however i want.
I will not be forced into some weird guilt trip that news companies cannot publish acceptable trustworthy news because of my lack of interest and spending on it.
But hey, if for another big part of the population that business model works, good for them. I don't care.
- ngvrnd 3y agothere is no fault; there is no guilt trip. There is no "cannot publish acceptable trustworthy etc.". These are observations and a proposed explanation that the causes described are resulting in the observed phenomena. You are not an island, or else the rest of society is your sea. You may be uninterested in your milieu, but your milieu is in[terested in] you.