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Re:Media Companies Are Getting Sick of Facebook by owebmaster on Monday June 19, 2017 @04:07PM (#14589991)
> There's obviously some mistake, CNN or Fox should be along with "Thrillist", "NowThis News", and "Dodo" and not reputable news like "Russia Today".
Re:Media Companies Are Getting Sick of Facebook by zentiggr on Monday June 19, 2017 @04:48PM (#14590331)
> There's obviously some mistake, CNN, Fox, and Russia Today should be along with "Thrillist", "NowThis News", and "Dodo" and not reputable news like The Onion.
Re:Media Companies Are Getting Sick of Facebook by jacquesm on Monday June 19, 2017 @04:39PM (#14590266)
Both of you for some reason list CNN and Fox in the same category, is there a reason for that?
Re:Media Companies Are Getting Sick of Facebook by owebmaster on Monday June 19, 2017 @05:01PM (#14590427)
It is because I'm a Brazilian and from here what I see is that both are right wing media companies working hard to keep their riches richer. Also, the major Brazilian media company has born from the same group as CNN.
Re:Media Companies Are Getting Sick of Facebook by umanwizard on Monday June 19, 2017 @09:41PM (#14591649)
CNN is basically the unofficial Democratic Party mouthpiece.

The Democratic Party isn't traditionally "left-wing", but it certainly seems wrong to call them "right-wing".

Re:Media Companies Are Getting Sick of Facebook by owebmaster on Tuesday June 20, 2017 @07:27AM (#14593658)
Yeah, and here in Brazil, the right-wing is the unofficial US Democratic Party vassal, starting by Globo (CNN-affiliated). Here "liberals" are not considered left-wing but right. Sanders and a few would be considered somehow left wing here, but not that much.
Re:Media Companies Are Getting Sick of Facebook by jacquesm on Tuesday June 20, 2017 @04:27PM (#14598293)
This is in line with much of the rest of the globe, the USA does not really have a functional left wing, just two right wing parties one of which is - slightly - to the left of the other.