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The legacy information apparatus that once created national narrative and now seeks AI-mediated control as audiences splinter.
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corporate media
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"Right. So, um, I think that journalism for the longest time was in a very privileged position. So after world war II, you had..."
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"...don't really have the same... They don't have the same controlled corporate media that they used to have. And this is what allows conversations..."
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"...commercial CNN with CBS news. That's going to show all of corporate media, right? They're trying to control the narrative because they're desperate and..."
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