As Voters Lose Trust in Mainstream Media, Daily Papers Endorse Gary Johnson by Aya Katz As more and more voters begin to realize they cannot rely on mainstream media to give them an unbiased view of events as they unfold, the public is looking to smaller papers to give them guidance in the presidential election…
By Eric Lieberman Facebook and Google, two of the largest technology companies in the world, have established a foothold on the advertising industry thanks to the rise of digital media. The two conglomerates were in possession of almost two-thirds of the $60 billion online advertising market just last year, according to the New York Times. Newspapers are partially dependent on…
Ted Cruz comes out swinging against CNBC, Defends fellow Republicans After a series of snarky questions furnished by the folks at CNBC–which RNC Chairman Reince Priebus immediately slammed after the debate–Senator Ted Cruz took it upon himself during the debate to call out the questioners and the “media” at large for their political bias. After…
Marco Rubio fared well in last night’s GOP debate on CNBC. He deflected an attack by former governor Jeb Bush on his voting record and made Bush look petty. But Rubio’s biggest moment was arguably when he shifted the topic of money in politics to the mainstream media, pointing out that corporate news outlets provide…