Senate slams FCC newspaper/TV cross-ownership rule

In 2003, Senator Byron Dorgan sponsored a resolution condemning the Federal Communications Commission's massive relaxation of its media ownership rules.

[Charles P]

The large television media companies are CORRUPT and ALREADY HAVE TOO MUCH POWER!

They DELIBERATELY REPORT LIES AND PRETEND THAT THEY ARE REPORTING THE NEWS! If you correct them, they do NOT GIVE A DARN.(In the old days, THEY DID CARE.)

The media giants cover-up for Hollywood celebrities MAJOR FELONY CRIMES, and at the same time WILL NOT ALLOW HONEST PEOPLE TO WORK IN THE TELEVISION/MOVIE INDUSTRY! They HAVE A BLACK-LIST!

[just had lunch]

i HOPE this means we'll see less leftwing media control...i doubt we will, but, i can hope!

[just had lunch]

as for mccain voting against the original in 2003, i noticed the story never indicated what other aspects the bill contained ... just a negative swipe at mccain...
if it had been against obama, all hell would've broken loose about how unfair the coverage was.

[Mr_Bill]

just had lunch wrote:

i HOPE this means we'll see less leftwing media control...i doubt we will, but, i can hope!

The national media, and most of the local media, are controlled by very consrvative individuals and corporations. Your silly idea of "liberal media" is a myth ceated by these right-wing medea moguls.

These stories about 'liberal management' and liberal reporters' are untrue. Who are these 'liberal media' and who are these 'liberal' reporters and editors?

You see no liberal media now, and very little centrist or non-political news.
You are being duped.