Power Legacy Media In Freefall
Bill O’Reilly says the the power legacy media has had it and it’s almost gone. Newspapers can barely compete with podcast’s or streamers. Younger generations look for media they can trust more than a polished, manufactured, produced product , like traditional media provides.
O’Reilly points to the struggling Washington Post, Los Angeles Times and The New York Times. In the last five years, The Post‘s circulation has tumbled 47 percent. It’s even worse on the West Coast, where Times‘ numbers have plummeted 73 percent. And finally, the once-iconic New York Times has dropped 43 percent! “It’s all because of propaganda,” “O’Reilly says. Here’s more.
