Proof of Centralized Media Control

DanteEXT

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To me this seems like an due to communications companies owning multiple locals. There's a video of Sinclair owned stations doing something similar. I recognized one of them in this video as it's one I get. They are owned by Hearst Television. They have 30+ locals all over the country.
 

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Are these all sent through one Telaprompter.????

Collection of news stories that aired on Conan (you see at end). It's basically scripted stories that local newscasts (don't know what states) are programed to follow. By who from up above giving it is the mystery. Thus the 'Centralized Media Control' headline. Not a good sign for our future with free press.
 

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There was a video like this a couple years ago..put the tin foil hats away, it's just local news using national story's to fill air time. When the only story in some Podunk town somewhere is a vacant house house fire they have to do something other than weather
 

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no doubt about it.
noticed how headlines in our local paper were almost word for word headlines that were in a national newspaper.

also why you hear the same stories...thrown-up over and over and over....regardless of channel...local or national.

there is no news any more....its all commentary....pre-packaged.
 

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It's strange that a local broadcasting station can be owned by a national corporation. Like calling McDonald's a "mom-and-pop" business.
 

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The biggest problem we face with the media is an overwhelming political bias and aligning themselves with a certain political party over the other.
 

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The biggest problem we face with the media is an overwhelming political bias and aligning themselves with a certain political party over the other.
They're all owned by mega corporations. It serves them better to create factions.
 

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They're all owned by mega corporations. It serves them better to create factions.
Those running the mega corporations aren't the ones in front of the cameras or behind the microphones. They only care about profits
It's the ones in front of the cameras that are advancing an agenda .
CNN is tanking in the ratings and laying off many employees because of it yet they double down on their bias and keep on going as if nothing happened
 

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Well, the AP provides the same fodder for papers and news outlets throughout the country.
Not sure why scripted dialog is surprising.

But yes, spoon-feeding goes on at mutiple levels.

Sound bites and specific wording—even if unusual and original—was trotted out for the last two years on the floor of the House and then by dozens of talk show hosts on a daily basis.
By far the most documented and obvious were CNN and MSNBC...litterally identical wording on many hundreds of occassions.
Spoon fed catch phrases galor!
 
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