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| − | |description=As opposed to "[[extreme]]" | + | |image_caption=A reference to ''[[The Matrix]]'' |
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| + | |description=As opposed to "[[extreme]]", this adjective is used particularly in the phrase "[[mainstream media]]" | ||
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| − | The "''' | + | The so-called "'''mainstream'''" is the opposite pole of the "[[extreme]]". It occurs particularly in the misleading<ref>http://www.unwelcomeguests.net/672</ref> phrase "[[mainstream media]]", which is run by the ''extremely'' rich, and accordingly promotes their worldview as a means of [[social change]]. |
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{{FA|Corporate media}} | {{FA|Corporate media}} | ||
| − | + | The self-styled "[[mainstream media]]" is referred to on this website as [[Corporate media]], since it is run by the extremely wealthy. | |
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| + | =="Political mainstream"== | ||
| + | The "political mainstream" is used to describe permitted political viewpoints, i.e. those within the [[Overton Window]]. | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:41, 19 May 2023
 "Mainstream"  (polarising perspective, Orwellian language)   | |
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 A reference to The Matrix | |
| As opposed to "extreme", this adjective is used particularly in the phrase "mainstream media" |
The so-called "mainstream" is the opposite pole of the "extreme". It occurs particularly in the misleading[1] phrase "mainstream media", which is run by the extremely rich, and accordingly promotes their worldview as a means of social change.
"Mainstream media"
- Full article:
Corporate media
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The self-styled "mainstream media" is referred to on this website as Corporate media, since it is run by the extremely wealthy.
"Political mainstream"
The "political mainstream" is used to describe permitted political viewpoints, i.e. those within the Overton Window.
Examples
| Page name | Description |
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| Corporate media | The corporate media refers to itself as 'mainstream' in an effort to marginalize so-called "alternative" media. While some instances (e.g. BBC) are not strictly commercial, all the corporate media is hierarchically structured, so a very small number of editors can censor or modify its output. |
| Presstitute | Journalists who give biased and predetermined views in favour of the government and corporations. |
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