We examine the role of Chinese and American media industries in the contest of COVID-19 narratives.
From: The Listening Post
Four years at war: President Trump and the media
It has been four years of Donald Trump as president. We assess the damage he has inflicted on US news and also the damage media outlets have done to themselves.
31 Oct 2020
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31 Oct 2020
12:04 PM (GMT)
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