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Also interesting take on Fox and Friends from former host on their so called "broadcast standards"
Does anyone still wonder why their audience are the most misinformed?
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...n-spiked-it-report/ar-BBUlPeV?ocid=spartandhp
Former Fox & Friends host Alisyn Camerota told Mayer that Fox does have solid news reporters, but that she left because she “became so troubled by the lack of standards on Fox & Friends that she wrote a thinly veiled novel, Amanda Wakes Up, about the blurring of journalistic lines at a cable morning show.” Camerota said Fox & Friends was “a fun show, but it was not a news show. It regularly broke the rules of journalism. It was basically Roger’s id on TV.” She went on to say that, “He’d wake up in the morning with some bee in his bonnet, spout it off to Bill Shine, and Shine would tell us to put it on TV.” Camerota also claimed that producers would “cull far-right, crackpot websites for content. Never did I hear anyone worry about getting a second source. The single phrase I heard over and over was ‘This is going to outrage the audience!’ You inflame the viewers so that no one will turn away. Those were the standards.”
Does anyone still wonder why their audience are the most misinformed?
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...n-spiked-it-report/ar-BBUlPeV?ocid=spartandhp