a few months ago I read a blog post arguing that mainstream media is not as bad as we all think, and I said to myself "ok fine maybe i was wrong. I'll try not hating on it so much"

and then I read shit like this in the Guardian about my company and wonder why I even bothered

a few months ago I read a blog post arguing that mainstream media is not as bad as we all think, and I said to myself "ok fine maybe i was wrong. I'll try not hating on it so much"

and then I read shit like this in the Guardian about my company and wonder why I even bothered

https://archive.is/OyMqI

wild how major outlets like the Guardian and WashPo regularly put "free speech" in scare quotes now. example above ^

meanwhile WashPo went from publishing the Pentagon Papers to this

wizard | building @neynar, advising /clanker and /farcon | grin.io

wild how major outlets like the Guardian and WashPo regularly put "free speech" in scare quotes now. example above ^

meanwhile WashPo went from publishing the Pentagon Papers to this https://twitter.com/NateSilver538/status/1677772280364138496

Glass half full view: there is a meaningful contingent countering the rise of illiberalism in mainstream outlets:

Daimo Pay. Build once, distribute everywhere

Glass half full view: there is a meaningful contingent countering the rise of illiberalism in mainstream outlets:

https://harpers.org/a-letter-on-justice-and-open-debate/

I remember seeing this a few years ago

Has anything substantial come out of this? Is the countering working?