> they literally within months pivoted from big pharma (oxycotin crisis)= bad, to big pharma (vaccines) = good. from mega corps (companies are people) = bad, to mega corps (kneel for blm) = good. this is part of what destroyed their credibility though. they now have to start getting new viewers, which they can't do by oscillating wilding between ideas. they already had media dominance and heavy public trust, which they have since destroyed. if there was no alternative media this wouldn't be a problem.  but now they have to convince demographics that don't watch them, who have already moved on to new media, to start investing into their boomer style talking points. this is an era shift. the fake plastic politics of the nineties are dying. the only part of the population that still bought in, old voters, will only dwindle. they have absolutely no idea how to speak to large swathes of the country.  this isn't something they can just whip up over night. it took a hundred years for some of these companies to develop that level of media dominance only to be undercut by people in basements with webcams who they cannot compete with financially or culturally. who develop much more trust with their audience.  future of media is independent. they need to completely rethink how they do everything.
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