FOX News: Fair and balanced
because they say so! A brief
but shocking compilation from
the documentary: OUTFOXED ...
FOX News: Fair and balanced
because they say so! A brief
but shocking compilation from
the documentary: OUTFOXED:
Rupert Murdoch's War on
Journalism .outfoxed/ As
Rupert Murdoch's 'war on
journalism' hits new l
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FOX News: Fair and balanced
because they say so! A brief
but shocking compilation from
the documentary: OUTFOXED ...
FOX News: Fair and balanced
because they say so! A brief
but shocking compilation from
the documentary: OUTFOXED:
Rupert Murdoch's War on
Journalism .outfoxed/ As
Rupert Murdoch's 'war on
journalism' hits new lows
droves of disgruntled
employees are confessing their
many misdeeds brought upon by
the Soviet-Union-esque
environment they faced at FOX
News. Watch how FOX executives
dictate their bias by forcing
reporters to follow memos that
predetermine what they can say
and how they should say it.
Rupert Murdoch has decided
that the best approach to
journalism is to parade
opinions dressed-up as News.
The reason is simple: No one
can disprove an opinion and
therefore credibility is
easier to maintain. Should
they ever be caught lying the
legal process affords them
protection under the First
Amendment. We also have
Congress to thank for the
bright idea of passing a rider
Bill (hidden) to deregulate
the News Media. That's right;
Corporate News entities can
tell lies and distort the news
as they please and it's all
perfectly legal. To the best
of my knowledge no country can
have or maintain democracy
without an honest Press or at
least one that can be held
accountable. But where is
ours? Not convinced? Florida
Appeals Court ruled that there
is absolutely nothing illegal
in a major media organization
lying concealing or distorting
information:
feed/~jhill/RupertMurdoch.htm
This video clip is a brief
compilation from Robert
Greenwald's documentary:
OUTFOXED: Rupert Murdoch's War
on Journalism: .outfoxed/
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Category News & Politics

Tags Employees, Expose, FOX, NEWS', Distortions