Journalistic Mythology

Paul Jay Speaks at The Labour College of Canada

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[StraussBR]

come on folks, lets start doing our part

a monthly $10 donation and i even got a nice DVD as a gift!

i live in brazil, and the problem with the midia is not only on "english speaking countries"

[Marchije]

@SSHHMEEE When did he say TRN was unbiased? What he did state was that he felt there was not a news network which spoke for the working class and that the MSM works in the best interest in the Elite. Regardless of his political bent, this is still a true statement, or do you disagree? He has his right to believe in the power of unions and the social sector. Like you said, all media is biased. If you don't like the TRN's bias you are free not to watch them.

[shaithesm0ck]

@LeadHammer I totaly agree, please regard this TRN

[shaithesm0ck]

I like the philosopy but I have uncertanties of its economic future... :S

[IggyInBurnaby]

At 9:10 the question is asked (paraphrasing) "which elite faction will push through more support for workers, etc. The answer - neither. People have to get this, that neither side will ACTUALLY represent working people. They say they will, but they don't. They represent ELITES. Wake up people.

[aerobique]

great talk

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[HipHopGuardian]

@qtronRobespierre

LMFAO

You are a very rude person! lol

[LeadHammer]

As to total absence of real journalism in the U.S., PBS is still doing better than most. Their Frontline series of programs are more direct, sometimes blunt and frank than any other TV channel. Bush's War, Obama's War, New Israel's War, News War - these are all very decent programs. Yes, PBS is funded in part by corporations, but the mere fact that PBS programs are different from mainstream media is already a good sign to me.

[LeadHammer]

Please, do not aim for 24/7 show. I will not watch it. Look at what CNN turned to, it is pitiful, mindless shows and talking heads. Do not do that. On the other hand, one story a day is not enough. I say, three news programs a day, each 10-15 minutes long, plus special reports like they do on Al Jazeera English. This will be more than enough, seriously. Do not aim for "TV model", it is dying along with TV broadcast itself. I do not have TV subscription for more than a year.

[xspeechofangels]

There must be a rift in the Matrix, because I just saw that woman scratch her head and look away multiple times.

[qtronRobespierre]

9:10 - Sit down you fat auto workers union thug.