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Mosaic

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15. On the other hand to my point about corporate control

Reply to kentuck (Reply #14)

Mon Jul 8, 2013, 08:57 AM

Jul 2013

I agree you might be right. On one hand we have elite executives, as always, deciding what to program its audience with, typically protestant values, work hard, fear God, don't have too much fun, etc. On the other the nerds, who might lessen the audience we all need to restore the middle class.

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About How "liberal" msnbc is... [View all] Mosaic Jul 2013 OP

FACT! WovenGems Jul 2013 #1

How dare they present an opinion that doesn't match our own! brooklynite Jul 2013 #2

It's brainwashing Mosaic Jul 2013 #3

That poster calls an opinion and commentary show 'the news'. That is not a news Bluenorthwest Jul 2013 #8

The OP isn't calling for unvarnished "news" brooklynite Jul 2013 #13

Think of Morning Joe as a good opportunity to practice your critical thinking skills. Gidney N Cloyd Jul 2013 #4

I had a different take on Rachel's "joke". femmocrat Jul 2013 #5

I'd like to see more news on the weekend on MSNBC myself. House of Roberts Jul 2013 #11

It's not just these two shows Mosaic Jul 2013 #6

They are in business to sell advertising. In 1962, the UK Pilkington Report, in part, warned byeya Jul 2013 #9

the are owned by GE... Javaman Jul 2013 #7

Comcast bought the remaining 49% of NBC Universal in February. House of Roberts Jul 2013 #10

rince and repeat... Javaman Jul 2013 #12

MSNBC does not want to lose their liberal viewers. kentuck Jul 2013 #14

On the other hand to my point about corporate control Mosaic Jul 2013 #15