How news reporting is controlled - part 1 of 7 - template editing

CHOOSE YOUR NEWS is an analysis of the pros and cons of both the mainstream and independent media. Written by Rob Ager template editing

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[murtsworld666]

Something I noticed one day, if you read all the news papers tabloid and broadsheet you will see the same stories and pictures. one that comes to mind was celeb news about tom cruise, the same story and picture ran in every news paper word for word just thought it was weird !

[robag88]

Yeah. I've ssen reviews of printers and stuff that are copied word for word in diff publications.

[lorioftheforest]

@votumseparatum1I lived there for close to ten years, and have traveled thru every state except AK .I met history teachers and college professors who are completely unaware of what this is,as well as a majority of the Americans I did meet. .I never suggested that everyone in the UK and Germany are aware of this. You jump to conclusions that are based on assumptions about something you know nothing about. I cant compare u to Fox because I dont watch TV. But I bet they approve of your methods.

[ShinobiBoiX]

I am loving your videos.

[ubertomadachi]

you could not be more right.

[Killer7fanboy]

In my country, the way our evening papers print news articles, is by making you notice one article that the paper thinks is important over another. For instance, the reason they print some pages in Black & White, is for the reason to draw your attention to them. In one issue, the entire magazine was in colour, except for one article which was about a woman who suffered a stroke because of sex.

The Magazine thought this was more important than 5 articles about gossip and culture.

[votumseparatum1]

@lorioftheforest You're grossly generalizing as if everyone in the U.K. and Germany know what the Military Commission act is, and as usually found on Youtube, you depict yourself as the stereotypical European raising your snobbish nose above Americans without any facts to back your claims. Unless you've been to the States and actually asked "any random" Americans about it, then you're far more clueless than them. Basically, you're like FOX news when they make generalizations about..anything.

[lorioftheforest]

I wanted to tell you that your friend THE DREAM has been posting this all over myspace. Between you and me, I think hes very happy to find someone who says the same things he has been saying all along. I wanted to mention that the thing that is interesting as well as disturbing is that you are a citizen of the United Kingdom, and he is a citizen of Germany. You both know what the Military Commisions act is, yet ask any random number of Americans., and they are clueless. Very good work Rob!!!!

[votumseparatum1]

It is best to read several different mags and watch different news sources and formulate your opinions. News today is either protective of paying corporations, politically biased, or not real news. There have been several journalists who have been fired for investigating corrupt companies, or god forbid the U.S. gov., because the sources they work for are bought by large corporations who pay big bucks for news sources to look the other way. Most people are not truly opinionated.

[drfreemason]

Excellent Research. Great Presentation. Thanks Rob

[loyallands]

They are all brainwashing rags.Great analysis,rob.