Are we best served by a News media that focuses on personal problems or national problems?

	Are we best served by a News media that focuses on personal problems or national problems? Are we best served by our news media when it focuses on personal issues rather that national ones? A crises in a families life may be of immediate local concern but does it serve us for the national media to spend hours and days on issues that are in essence personal. Would it not be better if the media would focus on National issues that affect us daily? Will Paris Hilton or Mike Vic's problems affect any of us? What about health care, crime, jobs, housing, unemployment, racism, government corruption, gas prices, how are the tax dollars being spent and why are we still in a war that many of believe is wrong. What good is a news media TELEVISION. RADIO, NEWS PAPER When its only purpose is to distract from the real issues and brainwash the American public into looking the other way. Asked By: Eywrshp - 9/1/2007

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We are more easliy controlled that way, When the bubble bursts and the we have to deal with the truth, its going to drive people crazy. Answered By: WaveMotion - 9/1/2007

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If you really wanted to know who our media serves, you would simply google jews/media. of course now, everyone will say i am an anti semite. without ever googling jews/media. some people choose to live in another world than reality. the facts are: JEWISH MEDIA OWNERSHIP/CONTROL p.s. every name mentioned below is a jew. please, don't just believe me. please i beg you to look it up for yourself. The Newhouse Empire Founded by the Jew Sam Newhouse it is headed by S. I. (Si) Newhouse who runs a tightly knit family. They own 26 newspapers in 22 cities. Gerald Levin former Chief Executive Officer AOL-Time Warner later replaced by Richard Parsons. AOL is the largest Internet service provider in the world, with 34 million U.S. subscribers Its subsidiary HBO with 26 million subscribers is the nation's largest pay-TV cable network. Michael Eisner former Chief Executive Officer Disney. The Disney Empire is the second-largest media conglomerate today. Michael Eisner hired the Jews Jeffrey Katzenberg, Michael Ovitz, Sanford Litvak and Joe Roth as executives in turn. In August 1995, Eisner acquired Capital Cities/ABC, Inc., which owns ABC television with its ten TV stations major metropolitan areas as New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Houston. ABC has 225 affiliated TV stations and 2,900 affiliated radio stations in the US. They produces well over 7,000 radio programs. They own 54 radio stations and operate others with many in major metropolitan areas like New York, Washington, and Los Angeles. Fox Peter Chernin, who was president and chief operating officer, Gail Berman (Fox Entertainment Group); Mitchell Stern (DirecTV) ; Jane Friedman, chairman and CEO of Harper Collins; and Thomas Rothman, chairman of Fox Filmed Entertainment. Barry Diller Owner of InterActive Corporation, which owns Expedia, Ticketmaster, The Home Shopping Network, Lending Tree, Hotels.com, CitySearch, Evite, Match.com, and other Internet businesses.) DreamWorks founded by recording industry mogul David Geffen, Jeffrey Katzenberg (former Disney Pictures chairman), and director Steven Spielberg. ABC Senior vice president for news at ABC, Paul Slavin, Bernard Gershon is senior vice president/general manager of the ABC News Digital Media Group, in charge of ABCNEWS.com, ABC News Productions, and ABC News Video Source. NBC Universal. Edgar Bronfman, Jr. who headed the liquor giant Seagram Company Ltd. until its recent merger with Vivendi. His father, Edgar Bronfman, Sr., is president of the World Jewish Congress. In 1998 he acquired control of Polygram, the European record giant, from the Dutch manufacturer Phillips for 10.6 billion. Jews hold many top positions, Ron Meyer, is president and chief operating officer of Universal Studios. Stacey Snideris the chairman of Universal Pictures and Jeff Zucker is the president of NBC Universal Television Group. Columbia Pictures, is owned by Sony. Chairman Amy Pascal Sony BMG Music Entertainment, CEO Andrew Lack, formerly president and CEO of NBC, Howard Stringer, formerly of CBS, who hired Lack. RICHARD BERNSTEIN jew Western Publishing. childrens books STUART BLOOMBERG jew ABC Head of Entertainment Division. PETER CHERNIN jew 20th Century Fox. dec. 1992 new CEO MARTIN S. DAVIS jew Paramount Comm. CEO BARRY DILLER jew 20th Century Fox. CEO MICHAEL D. EISNER jew WALT DISNEY Co. STEVEN FRIEDMAN jew NBC Executive Producer Nightly News. Hired may 1990 under G.E. (gentile) owned NBC. LEONARD HARRY GOLDENSON jew ABC (Capital Cities ABC TV) (upto 1985. Thomas Murphy now CEO but with same Jewish management) KATHERINE MEYER GRAHAM jew Newsweek, Washington Post. Daughter of Eugene Meyer. PETER GUBER jew Columbia Pictures. 1989. Bought by SONY, Guber replaced Kaufman as CEO. PETER KALIKOW jew New York Post. Real estate devloper. PETER R. KANN jew Dow Jones, Wall St Journal, Barrons VICTOR A. KAUFMAN jew Columbia Pictures. CEO CHARLES KOPPELMAN jew EMI Records CEO GARY HERSH jew Capitol Records CEO GERALD LEVIN jew TIME/WARNER Comm. CO-CEO . ROBERT MAXWELL aka Ludvik Hoch jew. Daily News. RONNESSEN jew MBS. Mutual Broadcasting SYS. SAMUEL NEWHOUSE russian jew Random House, Advanced Publications, Newhouse Broadcasting, (CTV), New Yorker Vogue, Mademoiselle, Glamour, Vanity Fair, HQ, Bride's, Gentleman's Quarterly, Self, House & Garden. Newspapers & mags. MICHAEL OVITZ jew Media magnate. WILLIAM S. PALEY russian jew CBS CEO & founder of CBS. 1927. 1983 Partially retired. SUMNER M. REDSTONE jew Viacom MTV Nickelodeon QVC. CEO. STEVEN J. ROSS jew TIME/WARNER Comm. CEO. JEFF SAGANSKY russian jew CBS Head Entertainment Division. DAVID SARNOFF russian jew RCA NBC head entertainment div. ROBERT SARNOFF russian jew RCA NBC CEO (son of D. Sarnoff). RCA and NBC were bought by G.E. in 1986 but Jewish management still exists. MICHAEL P. SCHULHOF jew SONY. Vice chairman. RICHARD SNYDER jew Simon & Schuster. LEONARD STERN jew VILLAGE VOICE. HARTZ pets supply. ROBERT STRAUSS jew Large investor, President Bush's Moscow ambassador. ARTHUR OCHS SULZBERGER jew New York Times, family circle. McCall's, M. Frankel, J. Lelyveld, J. Rosenthal - all Jews. BRANDON TARTIKOFF russian jew Paramount pictures. Chairman. LAWRENCE A. TISCH russian jew CBS CEO TV, theaters, hotels, insurance. (Before him was 1928 William S. Paley son of russian jews. Retired 1983.) LEW WASSERMAN jew MCA Inc. CEO. 1991. Bought by SONY. but Wasserman still is CEO. MORTIMER ZUCKERMAN jew US News and World Report, DAILY NEWS. New ceo. now i have a simple question for you. who benefitted from 9/11? larry siverstein bought the entire world trade center complex 6 weeks prior to 9/11. he paid 200 million dollars on a 99 year lease. then he took out an insurance policy worth 3.5 billion dollars. then he sued the insurance company saying it was two seperate terrorist attacks. he got paid 7 billion dollars. not a bad investment, eh? can you guess what religion he is, lol? here is larry silverstein admitting on pbs that they pulled bilding 7. the thing is, it takes weeks to rig a building to be pulled. no way could a team go into a building that is on fire and do what is necessary to pull a building down in a matter of a few hours. the 9/11 comission report didn't ever mention the words "building 7". funny because it is the only steel reinforced building to ever collapse due to fire alone. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=953943488445635411&q=larry+silerstein&total=412&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=5 i know this didn't answer your question but hopefully it makes you want to ask more. Answered By: ashley robinson - 9/1/2007

It must have a reasonable mix of the two aspects. Otherwise people will not go near any of them. Answered By: kaushik murali - 9/1/2007

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