Fake News and Real Bullshit: Government, Media, and Justice in America
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- ISBN978-1-949043-00-6
- EAN9781949043006
- Date de parution01/10/2018
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- ÉditeurBad Hound Press
Résumé
Who broke the news?Modern news media broke down in less than two decades, no time at all compared to the hundreds of years of journalism preceding it. News delivery is a highly competitive business, with truth often taking a backseat to timeliness. Sensational, 'click-bait' headlines-once the sole domain of low-rent tabloids-are the new normal. Americans love junk news as deeply as junk food. The media is a mirror, and damn, is that reflection ugly. Gaze into the media mirror and see the ever-changing face of politics, journalism, and American justice in this collection of more than 50 award-winning essays. Alternate facts and outright lies Agenda-driven journalists and power-hungry politicians Propaganda vehicles and war machines Rising taxes and wasted votes Celebrity worship and religious ritual Junk news and viral memes Forgotten past and forbidden future Big Pharma and secret societies Fake news and real bullshit
Who broke the news?Modern news media broke down in less than two decades, no time at all compared to the hundreds of years of journalism preceding it. News delivery is a highly competitive business, with truth often taking a backseat to timeliness. Sensational, 'click-bait' headlines-once the sole domain of low-rent tabloids-are the new normal. Americans love junk news as deeply as junk food. The media is a mirror, and damn, is that reflection ugly. Gaze into the media mirror and see the ever-changing face of politics, journalism, and American justice in this collection of more than 50 award-winning essays. Alternate facts and outright lies Agenda-driven journalists and power-hungry politicians Propaganda vehicles and war machines Rising taxes and wasted votes Celebrity worship and religious ritual Junk news and viral memes Forgotten past and forbidden future Big Pharma and secret societies Fake news and real bullshit
