Is the US Media System Broken?

Asst Prof Peter Beattie, Lecturer in Global Political Economy, Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK)

30-Nov-21 15:00

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When it comes to the US media, we often bash Fox news for spewing fake news. But what if it isn’t just Fox? What if the entire US media system is broken? And if so, how did it become this way? Asst Prof Peter Beattie, Lecturer in Global Political Economy, joins us to discuss.

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Tags: The Bigger Picture, Today I Learned, US politics, US media, media, journalism, political economy, capitalism,

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