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Gave an explicit example already. Also the nyt famously caught and killed several whistle blowers because the owners family wanted to stay tight with the admini
by tsunamifury 3y ago
Gave an explicit example already. Also the nyt famously caught and killed several whistle blowers because the owners family wanted to stay tight with the administration. WSJ regularly publishes Murdoch op-eds and cutouts. On and on. This is not uncommon. Many journalist I worked with were nice enough reporters but not very smart about Corp situations behind the scenes.
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> Gave an explicit example already Google News doesn't have journalists. Tech company CEOs have never been expected to keep things impersonal. > the nyt famously caught and killed several whistle blowers because the owners family wanted to stay tight with the administration Scummy, but not an editorial decision. > WSJ regularly publishes Murdoch op-eds and cutouts Sure, owners and the editorial board put their slant on opinion sections. Granted. You’ve not really given any indication that the actual journalism is being toyed with. The best examples you might have put forward would be the Murdochs. But their nonsense tends to focus around TV.
- tsunamifury 3y agoYou seem to be focused on arguing rather than just accepting the point within reason. Also patently wrong, the nyt case was absolutely and editorial decision made by “Keller” under pressure from the ownership family. So I don’t think you’re really gonna concede any rational point here.