| ▲ | hnthrow0287345 4 hours ago | |
>I'd end with some noble call for the U.S. media industry to do better, but it's abundantly clear they don't want to. Yeah, shrinking revenue, lawsuits, death threats, buyouts and takeovers, government strong-arming all contribute to not really wanting to fight the fight that they need to. There isn't a solution to this as you can't bankroll media outlets or journalists and not expect to be considered biased. The revenue has to come from every day people. So if the revenue isn't there to pay the best people, you're simply not going to have a good, independent media industry any more. Any very-rich person bankrolling that probably also has political affiliations, which again introduces bias. With rising cost of living, the population will clearly cut out the media subscriptions thinking that the free journalism slop is enough to keep them informed. | ||