Originally Posted by
bay982
Personally, and it isn't of much consequence, I think Fox News is terrible for human beings. My guess is that were someone to do a study, the result would show that Fox lies at the "infotainment" end of the information spectrum, the opposite end from public television in terms of fact based reporting with minimum partisan commentary.
Were it in the Atlanta airport, I would--again, personally--hope that people would complain, and that the airport concession would change it. Would that happen? Probably not. Would I be disappointed? Yes. Is there anything else I could do about it? Not really. So here I am on APC trying to share my opinion with other educated people in some small way.
That's a fair answer. I'll bet many people feel the same way about CNN that you feel about Fox.
I agree with you about objective truth. I'm not here to defend Fox or CNN. I also agree with your point about the influence of money.
My question is this: In the hypothetical in which you would be sitting there disappointed and hoping people would complain to change it, I would ask why.
Why should a paying passenger have to ensure ideological propoganda just because airport management thinks it's a good idea?
Why would we knowingly subject either half of the people that make our jobs possible to the propoganda of the other half?