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YouTube/IG/etc are not media creators per se, just aggregators. Thus, not including them on that list makes perfect sense to me.


Well, when you say "american media" then don't include all "media" sources, it just looks like clickbait.


from the article it says "Today, 6 media giants control a whopping 90% of what we read, watch, or listen to.". there is a heavy handed content moderation policy on all major social media platforms. it is a rare day when I don't see or hear of blocked suspended or banned content on social media.


And? I'm just pointing out that "90% of what we read, watch, or listen to" is wholly inaccurate.


They are not just aggregators, but also publishers. They ban/censor certain content, they create algorithms to shape the exposure of information, they control monetization, etc. they have far more influence on “American media” than the six listed here.




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