Too much content?: Vice files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, sale
Is there too much content today? Probably. Multiple content creators have been doing mass layoffs, shutting down divisions, and filing bankruptcy.
Is there too much content today? Probably. Multiple content creators have been doing mass layoffs, shutting down divisions, and filing bankruptcy.
The media never has biases of any type: Richard Sharp was appointed chairman of the BBC by Boris Johnson after he introduced the then-prime minister to a business executive who guaranteed a loan for him. Source: Richard Sharp resigns as BBC chair over Boris Johnson loan report – The Washington Post
The Oregonian runs a top of the page web site “report” about an author – who happens to have previously worked for the paper – coming to a local bookstore to discuss her new book. There is no new “news” in this report – it is a prominent free ad for the author and her new book. Literally, a free ad for someone that once worked for the paper.
Disturbing and Orwellian: Owners of Roald Dahl ebooks are having their libraries automatically updated with the new censored versions containing hundreds of changes to language Source: Roald Dahl ebooks ‘force censored versions on readers’ despite backlash What this means – you’ve previously purchased an e-book edition of a Roald Dahl book and have it on your e-reader. The publisher is now remotely altering that copy on your e-reader to replace it with a new, sanitized version that is not what…
This is known as public relations propaganda: Working with General Motors, Netflix will put EVs into as many of its movies and shows as it can. There’s a Super Bowl ad to prove it. Source: Netflix Wants to Make Electric Cars Its Next Big Stars – CNET Netflix is doing this for free.