We each inhabit our own individualized media landscape: We choose what we read, what we see and what we hear. But these choices are determined by what is available. Media corporations hold a near monopoly on the information that the vast majority of us rely on to make sense of the world. This dominant media sets the boundaries of permissible thought,… return to article
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