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Revision as of 02:43, 18 March 2019
 "Mainstream"  (polarising perspective)   | |
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| As opposed to "extreme" |
The "Mainstream" is the opposite pole of the "extreme".
Mainstream media
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Corporate media
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Self-styled "mainstream media" is referred to on this website as Corporate media.
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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