US Edition‘No Expansion of Fake News Networks’—Trump Intensifies Attack on Media, Says TV Channels Working for Radical Left
Trump claims BBC altered his speech to damage his image and accuses broadcasters of biased reporting on gender, Gaza, and his presidency, threatening legal action.
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Ciara Kelly: The Trump-BBC controversy marks a shift from a decade of cancelling – media groups are in a new era now and objectivity must prevail
When did it start, misinformation at the BBC? When did an institution that prided itself on objectivity let it slip to further a distinct ideological narrative? It’s funny (in a way) – populism is often used to describe the way certain people on the right behave: appealing to people’s base nature, scaremongering about immigration and the like. But when it comes to courting popularity, we should also look to a whole host of liberal, leftie, mille…
‘No expansion of fake news networks’—Trump intensifies attack on media, says TV channels working for radical left
President Trump targets TV networks for alleged left-leaning bias, calling for their reduction instead of expansion. His remarks coincide with potential changes in the television landscape and his administration's ongoing efforts to challenge media practices.
In a climate of shitstorms and increased political pressure, it is important that the media dare to talk about reality, writes culture editor Mette Davidsen-Nielsen in this commentary.
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domigood.comSen. John Kennedy TORCHES BBC for Editing Trump Speech, Urges Trump to File Lawsuit Against the Fake News Channel
“No reasonable person could watch President Trump’s full speech and conclude he called for violence,” Kennedy said, calling the edit “pure propaganda.”
The Trump effect extends beyond the borders of the United States. On Sunday, November 9, the two top officials of the BBC, the jewel of British public broadcasting, presented their resignation. Tim Davie, director general, and Deborah Turness, director of BBC News, came a few days after the British conservative newspaper The Daily Telegraph published an internal BBC document. It pointed out, in particular, the problematic montage of Donald Trump…
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