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Heartlander · 80-89, M
They all are. The internet has significantly reduced the need for news services and the news services are desperately trying to keep themselves relevant. Trying too hard, really.
Today's news headlines kind of fit in the same category as a Sear's Sale flyer. Few people really shop at Sears nowadays, regardless of what they advertise in their flyers. Few people read the newspapers, regardless of what they report.
Today's news headlines kind of fit in the same category as a Sear's Sale flyer. Few people really shop at Sears nowadays, regardless of what they advertise in their flyers. Few people read the newspapers, regardless of what they report.
katielass · F
I never read "news" on the internet. No consequences for publishing bullcrap lies. If I wanted lies I'd just listen to the democrats.