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>>4263216 (OP)It turned out people are much more entertained by stupid bullshit rather than good reporting so in a competitive economy that's what wins
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>>4263308Who would you consider to be closer to an "independent"? Maybe someone like Nick Shirley?
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>>4263308You have X the Everything App now.
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>>4263314Media funded by its readership and whose contributors and editors are free of state and corporate interest. Journalism whose expressed purpose isn't defending a series of powerful classes or cynically trying to gain influence and wealth by rubbing shoulders with such crowds.
>>4263318Shoot me.
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>>4263332*relatively free of state and corporate influence
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>>4263332Bluesky then, it's donor funded and at odds with the current US administration more broadly.
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>>4263339Stop trying to get me to listen to huckster pundits.
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>>4263339It's privately owned but ai remember them begging for donations similar to wikipedia around last year due to low traction and no advertisement deal
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>>4263351maybe i phrased it poorly i meant like your personal opinion on the whole free speech rejuvenation aspect on the right wing i guess with independent journos like nick shirley too is a better example
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>>4263419you seriously dont know about nick shirley? the guy that exposed the learing center?
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in fact i think he was just in the whitehouse recently its be crazy if you didnt know who he was hold up
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>>4263438well idk what that is so i guess we're even
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Journalists have always had incentives to lie, so they've always done so
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>>4263216 (OP)Project Veritas seems to have done right.
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>>4263456Project Veritas & WikiLeaks are probably the most keyed out of them all.