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In reply to the discussion: The owner of the Los Angeles Times has blocked the paper from endorsing a candidate for president this yea [View all]soandso
(1,631 posts)44. While I don't know about news "papers"
It was the Telecommunications Act of 1996 that allowed the corporate monopolies of news stations and that was promoted and signed by Bill Clinton. As far as I'm concerned, no corporation or individual should own more than one news outlet. Even that wouldn't help the fact of individual newspapers being controlled by billionaires, though.
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The owner of the Los Angeles Times has blocked the paper from endorsing a candidate for president this yea [View all]
Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin
Oct 2024
OP
Oy, so many freaking cowards in the media... and it is self-defeating. Bastards.
LymphocyteLover
Oct 2024
#43
Id do it anyway, only NOW its going on the front page because its not JUST editorial,...
Volaris
Oct 2024
#6
The L. A. Times local TV news via Spectrum has been on default for months.
SleeplessinSoCal
Oct 2024
#39
No. If he were he couldn't be President. Presidents must be "natural-born citizens"
marybourg
Oct 2024
#59
Patrick Soon-Shiong, born to Chinese immigrants in South Africa. Turns out he's one brilliant & uncomplicated human.
ancianita
Oct 2024
#38