“Because of that longstanding relationship with Fox, it was becoming increasingly, I think — and Juan and I had had some conversations about this — that NPR was increasingly unhappy with him, because it was getting blowback from some of its listeners about seeing Juan so often on Fox. That speaks to a problem that neither Fox nor NPR can solve, because neither want to solve it, which is the polarization of American media. For a certain amount of marketing points of view, Fox actually wants to keep that polarization and say, look, we’re different. We’re dramatically different; you can see how we’re different. And if you like that difference, you better come over here and you better stay here. That is an embedded part of the marketing that surrounded what happens at the news division at Fox that’s been incredibly successful.”Link
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Major Garrett speaks out about Fox
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Propaganda & Profit. That's all it is about with Faux gNews. And in that order.
ReplyDeleteAnd millions of citizens still believe it is all about Fair and Balanced.
Sigh.
now-RetiredPatriot