Posted on Feb 26, 2023
Fox News' reasons for lying to its viewers go deeper than 'money, power and fame': conservative
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel good day Brother William, always informational and of the most interesting. Thanks for sharing, have a blessed day!
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Explaining that "Representation can have its place," in the media marketplace, he suggested Fox News and its highly influential evening hosts have gone off the rails.
"There is a difference between coming from a community and speaking for a community," he lectured. "In journalism, the former can be valuable, but the latter can be corrupt. It can result in audience capture (writing to please your audience, not challenge it) and in fear and timidity in reporting facts that contradict popular narratives. And in extreme instances — such as what we witnessed from Fox News after the 2020 presidential election — it can result in almost cartoonish villainy."
He then added, "There are courageous reporters at Fox. We learned some of their names in the Dominion filing. They were the people who had the courage to tell the truth. But then there are the leaders, and the prime-time stars. Tough? Courageous? Hardly."
..."Explaining that "Representation can have its place," in the media marketplace, he suggested Fox News and its highly influential evening hosts have gone off the rails.
"There is a difference between coming from a community and speaking for a community," he lectured. "In journalism, the former can be valuable, but the latter can be corrupt. It can result in audience capture (writing to please your audience, not challenge it) and in fear and timidity in reporting facts that contradict popular narratives. And in extreme instances — such as what we witnessed from Fox News after the 2020 presidential election — it can result in almost cartoonish villainy."
He then added, "There are courageous reporters at Fox. We learned some of their names in the Dominion filing. They were the people who had the courage to tell the truth. But then there are the leaders, and the prime-time stars. Tough? Courageous? Hardly."
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