Thoughts on the sociology of Brexit

Re:Thoughts on the sociology of Brexit by mwfunk on Saturday June 25, 2016 @07:20PM (#11978529)

Likewise, Fox News is the #1 cable network in America. The mainstream media liberal bias argument hasn't held water for a very long time now. If anything the tables have turned.

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Re:Thoughts on the sociology of Brexit by protomyth on Saturday June 25, 2016 @10:23PM (#11979130)

One network versus the rest? That they are the highest rated probably should be analyzed versus the whole market. Apple having the best selling computer model didn't mean that OS X was the best selling OS (far from it).

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Re:Thoughts on the sociology of Brexit by rogerdpack on Sunday June 26, 2016 @02:49AM (#11979683)

Yes but it's kind of like "Fox News" versus most of the other ones. At least from my trivial purusual of them, many others lean the other direction, so the sum...

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Re:Thoughts on the sociology of Brexit by Avshalom on Sunday June 26, 2016 @05:19AM (#11979992)

many others?

There's two, and no one actually watches MSNBC.

News Corp owns papers all across the US, and the left has basically ceded the entire AM radio spectrum to the right.

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Re:Thoughts on the sociology of Brexit by netheril96 on Saturday June 25, 2016 @10:17PM (#11979123)

Fox News were anti-Trump for a long time, just like its liberal counterpart. I don't know if it is still now.

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Re:Thoughts on the sociology of Brexit by protomyth on Saturday June 25, 2016 @10:24PM (#11979134)

The morning show was and is pro-Trump plus Hanity is his big cheerleader in the night slots.

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