how much coverage of SOPA have you seen in the mainstream American media?
bronxbee emailed me today to say, about the SOPA Web strike: it's really amazing how little news media coverage there is about this event. the NYTimes does have a front page article about it, but Yahoo News has nothing, and is still up and running, even though their so-called "news" is heavily dependent upon culling articles from other sites and news organizations... Color me totally unsurprised. From Mashable: Have you noticed TV news networks are largely quiet on SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) during prime-time viewing hours? You’re not alone. I’ve been meaning to post this infographic -- from Frugal Dad via OWNI.eu -- for a while, and now’s the perfect opportunity: Source: Frugal dad Key takeaway: the corporations whose lobbyists are responsible for SOPA and PROTECT IP are the same corporations who run the mainstream news media. It is not in their best interest to tell you about all the things happening that will affect you. Disqus commentsblog comments powered by Disqus |
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Thu Jan 19 12, 12:13AM categories: Net buzz tv buzz permalink Disqus comments tip jarshare
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