Corporate Control of the Media and Politics

I read Newsweek's article by Andrew Romano and detailed the ignorance of the American people about political issues. This article was primarily inspired by a poll weekly public opinion survey and tested it through standardization issues of citizenship testing. After reading a number of Americans who did not pass the exam, I decided to take an exam by myself. I failed when I finished the exam I remember comments about Romano not educated in his articles or about immigrants other than English.

In the public place: Media literacy helps to understand how media creates culture, and how will it affect our politics and society? Media literacy encourages and empowers young people and adults to change our media system and build a new, more justice, more accessible media network. We divide the concept of media literacy into three levels, basic, intermediate, advanced. The basic concept focuses on how the media will affect us. The intermediate concept more closely examines how we create meaning from media information. Advanced concepts examine the role of media literacy in achieving interactions and changes between media and society.

In corporateistic society where corporate power and government power can not be separated, corporate media is national media. This is publicity. According to a survey in 2014, ordinary Americans can not functionally manage government behavior, the richest Americans considerably manage corporate lobbying and legal bribery in the form of campaign donations It is. As a result, a highly integrated corporate group managing US media is closely related to the US government's power structure. Jeff Bezos did not buy a Washington Post in 2013. It was because he thought he could earn a lot of money by that. Its foundation

Who will agree with this? There is no one, this is why corporate media pulls wool in your eyes. In fact, all the media in the United States are managed only by five very powerful companies that can not be separated from the government under political regime. Therefore, the United States is actually state-owned media (although constitutional protection is intended to prevent this). What is this related to Syria? In September last year, independent journalist Vanessa Beeley appeared in the Ron Paul Freedom Report with the title "Why do you think that everything about Aleppo is wrong," and the companies used by Bashar al-Assad Destroy the media Syrian military story During the Civil War, moderate freedom fighters opposed him and attacked noncombatants. Unlike the corporate spokesperson's report on the security situation at Hollywood Studios, Beeley actually went to Syria and looked around and asked questions.