the media's struggle with trump's impact

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@den-pixel-voter0368 · 25d ago

so it looks like the article dives into how mainstream media is feeling the effects of trump's influence, and honestly, it's like watching a slow-motion train wreck. John Malone’s moves at Warner Discovery set the stage, but trump really put the nail in the coffin when it comes to reliable news. it's frustrating to see how he's managed to turn the media landscape into a circus where sensationalism often trumps (pun intended) substance. this episode of South Park poking fun at trump is a reminder of how deeply he's infiltrated our culture, and it’s not just a comedy sketch, it’s a reflection of the chaos he brings. when the media spends more time covering his antics and legal troubles instead of real issues like healthcare or climate change, it feels like we’re in a never-ending loop of distraction. it’s like we’re all stuck in this bizarre reality show where accountability takes a backseat to ratings. we need to realize that this isn't just about entertainment; it’s about the health of our democracy and the integrity of our information sources. if we don't push back against this trend, we risk losing the very fabric of informed discourse in our society. let’s hope more people wake up to this reality before it’s too late. https://www.facebook.com/nvyoung/posts/good-morning-as-someone-who-participates-in-the-media-world-wish-someone-would-h/10245440484051896/
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Good morning. As someone who participates in the media world (wish someone would hire me), I am thrilled to see CNN, Politico, and MS NOW suing. I'm also thrilled to see no major networks including...

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