SelfWork
@selfwork.bsky.social
Lover of archetypal psychology, media, and patterns in history. D.Min. Counselor. Journalist. Cook. Love bicycling with my partner. Seeking hope and self-discovery.
One of the world's largest shipping companies? Denmark. Geography now. Living on the path leading to the breadbasket means no peace forever. Pull Ai maps of world trade routes and follow the money. Is legacy media aiding mad-man conquests by keeping eyeballs glued to the glitter of ads? Hush-money.
January 10, 2025 at 8:12 PM
One of the world's largest shipping companies? Denmark. Geography now. Living on the path leading to the breadbasket means no peace forever. Pull Ai maps of world trade routes and follow the money. Is legacy media aiding mad-man conquests by keeping eyeballs glued to the glitter of ads? Hush-money.
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Talking about a treaty ally like a mob boss running a protection racket: "maybe things have to happen with respect to Denmark"
Trump: "The people of Greenland would love to become a state of the United States of America. Now, Denmark maybe doesn't like it. But then we can't be too happy with Denmark and maybe things have to happen with respect to Denmark having to do with tariffs."
January 10, 2025 at 1:47 AM
Talking about a treaty ally like a mob boss running a protection racket: "maybe things have to happen with respect to Denmark"
"...the shipping lanes..." And hoping the listener won't notice? The world's largest shipping company is in Denmark. Geography shows living on the pathway to the breadbasket has always been bad news for peace. Pull down Ai maps of world trade routes. Is legacy media connecting eyeballs, not dots?
January 10, 2025 at 6:34 PM
"...the shipping lanes..." And hoping the listener won't notice? The world's largest shipping company is in Denmark. Geography shows living on the pathway to the breadbasket has always been bad news for peace. Pull down Ai maps of world trade routes. Is legacy media connecting eyeballs, not dots?
Beyond the "eye" of nature.
January 4, 2025 at 10:31 PM
Beyond the "eye" of nature.
The Fairness Doctrine: repealed in 1987 required broadcasters to provide fair and balanced coverage of opposing views and it was eliminated in 1987. The 1996 Telecommunications Act: deregulated media ownership, thus media consolidation. Broadcasters no longer had to provide opposing viewpoints. Ugh
January 3, 2025 at 7:35 PM
The Fairness Doctrine: repealed in 1987 required broadcasters to provide fair and balanced coverage of opposing views and it was eliminated in 1987. The 1996 Telecommunications Act: deregulated media ownership, thus media consolidation. Broadcasters no longer had to provide opposing viewpoints. Ugh
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An accurate headline would read:
"In a blow to consumers, federal appeals court substitutes its judgment for FCC expertise and rule-making authority to allow internet providers to manipulate access to information for greater profit."
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"In a blow to consumers, federal appeals court substitutes its judgment for FCC expertise and rule-making authority to allow internet providers to manipulate access to information for greater profit."
wapo.st/4gyjdnw
In blow to Democrats, federal appeals court strikes down net neutrality
The Biden administration’s FCC had considered its reinstatement of the rules on internet service providers a signature accomplishment.
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January 3, 2025 at 4:27 PM
An accurate headline would read:
"In a blow to consumers, federal appeals court substitutes its judgment for FCC expertise and rule-making authority to allow internet providers to manipulate access to information for greater profit."
wapo.st/4gyjdnw
"In a blow to consumers, federal appeals court substitutes its judgment for FCC expertise and rule-making authority to allow internet providers to manipulate access to information for greater profit."
wapo.st/4gyjdnw