News Media

BUY AMERICAN MEDIA BYE

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Are you anti or pro fascism? The entrenchment within a democracy is rarely an overnight coup; it is typically a gradual process where democratic institutions are hollowed out from within by leaders who often gain power through democratic means. Historians and political scientists identify a distinct "societal recipe" characterized by intense fear, economic anxiety, the manufacturing of existential threats, and the desire for a strong leader to restore a mythical, glorious past. From 1983, the number of American media owners has decreased from 50 companies to 6 today.

JOURNALISM FILMS

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On the anniversary of “All the President’s Men”. I look back at that and "Bulworth" Two films that hit close to home for different reasons. This is about one movie I was in, and another our newsroom was actually connected to and reporting, doubly so if you’re a minor character in it. That is the case with "Bulworth" and “All the President’s Men”. The best movies don’t just dramatize how journalism works—they capture why it matters.

PRESS & PUSH BACK

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Let's be precise. Not poetic. We are not opinion. We are not a rumor. We are not the opposition party, the deep state, or a monolith with an agenda. We are reporters. We show up. We verify. We publish. Then we do it again.
The phrase "enemy of the people" has a history. It was used in Stalin's Soviet Union to justify the imprisonment and execution of those who told inconvenient truths. It was used under Mao, Hitler, Castro, etc. It has never, in any iteration, belonged to a functioning democracy. That is not an opinion. It is the historical record. You are the voice of local news: growing our readership grows civic debate and community problem-solving.

CAPTURED MESSAGE$

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For CBS and now CNN, a Change in Ownership feels like an Uncertain Future. A Paramount victory over in securing Warner Bros. Discovery has led to concerns within these American newsrooms. What is fair about the Fairness Doctrine? The best solution for is to see Netflix produce news.

FALLING IN LOVE

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Stay safe on the Valentine's Day Weekend and welcome to an especially love-ly edition of Better Yet. Romantic, platonic and everything in between, love is all around us. And no one knows that better than your loyal friend pair has truly been through it all.
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A NEWS FIX

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I have led startups and turnarounds in different languages and know a thing or two about Q ratings. Although TV network newscasts remain less profitable and are still a top news source for many, but these threee face severe competition from streaming, social media, and shifting habits, particularly among younger viewers. The CBS evening news eyes appear to be blinking.

IMPORTANCE

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Joy is not a luxury. It is a necessity. It spreads through art and literature.
It is the small, stubborn light that remains when everything feels scorched.
I do not chase happiness. I prefer joy. It asks little and gives generously.
When I linger with what is good, my heart steadies.
When I offer joy to others, it multiplies, softening anxiety, easing pain, making spaces.
Hope, like a bird, that nestles in the soul and sings even in the storm.
I hold both light and darkness. I witness what happens. I allow myself to be transformed. And still, I choose to illuminate.
The importance of constant reading and continued education.

RIP MAESTRO RAFA

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I have met several TV news anchors throughout my media career. Two have impressed me the most. Uncle Walter Cronkite and Maestro RAFA.

NBC ON TOP

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NBC Nightly News is reportedly back on top with a Cuban-American news anchorman.

2025 IN REVIEW

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These images are from the Associated Press's top news stories of 2025. They depict a vivid picture of the year that has ended. They were taken by Associated Press journalists, revealing a world of stark contrasts, moments of deep tragedy alongside resilience, beauty emerging from chaos, and the enduring human spirit across Earth. Here are those 52 Unforgettable Weeks.