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Britons too. It doesn't help that there are always multiple stories on the BBC News front page.
by walthamstow 2y ago
Britons too. It doesn't help that there are always multiple stories on the BBC News front page.
- whatshisface 2y agoI think they're, in all likelihood, responding to a growing readership. International papers do very well here: even Russia Today had started accumulating market share before it went over the edge and lost too much credibility. I think it is due to the credibility collapse that US-based media has suffered in the recent (years ago) past. Political partisanship had simply become too obvious, and now even the New York Times - our best paper - has all but declared an affiliation.
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