News Media

  • Caught: “News Media” criminal

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a “News Media” criminal alleged to threaten founders and site owners has been spotted in Reading, Berkshire.

    A suspect loitering in The Oracle, Reading.

    It’s believed he’s had support from MI5 operatives. It’s said operatives are confused about criminal ID’s. It’s due to staffing shortfalls, and lack of funding.

  • Trump’s a media letdown

    The awkward truth is some people really like a rich older man. It’s true in any culture.

    It’s even become clear in America.

    The US media can’t keep Trump out of its sight. Its pundits fawn over every ounce of gossip.

    It’s as if love is in the air.

    Trump is sure to be a letdown. He can’t get hitched to any of them. He doesn’t like media. He likes his businesses.

    He loves his job.

  • We need to end the politics of news media

    The way we communicate is more direct, narrow, and straightforward than ever before. The informal interactions we’ve got used to are bringing out the best and worst in us.

    It’s symptomatic of all our changing modes and manners. There’s no going back.

    It’s a huge leap ahead that unnerves the control freak. He or she still believe in narratives. They think headlines matter and react to each one as if it’s a case to be made.

    However, these points made are insights into daily activity. It explains people’s behaviour.

    The intelligent are moving on to use data to make real decisions. It’s intelligible if it’s about society. While the facts are checked, the beliefs and emotions are still noted.

  • GB News keeps brand alive – and strong

    GB News, a Paddington-based outlet providing British news for British viewers – has seen its share of the market increase. While its founding was marked by technical hiccups and showdowns with regulators, the future looks brighter.

    According to Press Gazette, its April scorecard shows an audience of 10.5 million, a reach of 20% of the market. Its growth is 37.8% year-on-year, which is a sizeable slice for one of the newest kids on the block.

  • Making trousers great again

    The power grab by owners is well underway in America. It involves strong brands and includes the thoughts and opinions of the hundreds of millions of customers it involves.

    It began in 2004, after Mark Zuckerberg launched Facebook. Meta, now its parent company, is in the editor zone. A series of developments in its moderation practices rival newsrooms.

    In 2013, Jeff Bezos walked onto the scene with his purchase of The Washington Post. The Amazon founder invested money, backed big journalism, and fought to keep its line.

    In 2022, Elon Musk moved to take over Twitter. He renamed it, and rapidly expanded its features, and reach. The social network now makes headlines, and its own viral trends.

    It affects ideas of enforcement, endorsement, and change that became synonymous with news media organisations beforetime. A new age of popular politics has a new narrative.