The state of the conservative movement is such that Soros can take over some of the largest radio networks in the country and Dems can begin building a massive taxpayer-subsidized media in plain sight, yet stories on these subjects will get a fraction of the attention of the latest influencer feuds and assorted nonsense.
The state budget, set to be finalized Saturday, includes the nation's first payroll tax credit for local news organizations in a bid to encourage new hiring amid the ongoing struggles of journalism outlets to cover their communities.
A California lawmaker has introduced a bill that would levy a "Data extraction mitigation fee" on companies such as Google and Meta in order to provide media outlets in the state with a tax credit meant to pay for more journalists.
Senate Bill 1327, by Sen. Steve Glazer, D-Contra Costa, would raise around $500 million annually to be split among California news outlets, depending on their size and whether they offer employee health and retirement benefits.
Faced with an economic apocalypse in the media, especially local media, Dems are working to turn the whole enterprise into one big taxpayer-subsidized monstrosity.
I've been writing about this for nearly a decade and despite the fact that the transformation of the media into nonprofits is a game changer, there's very little interest in the subject.
The media will become a taxpayer-subsidized state propaganda enterprise.
https://www.frontpagemag.com/dems-begin-testing-500-million-taxpayer-funded-media/
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