@rarerecsrecords: Looks like broadcasting companies just found their new found power. Christopher Ripley serves as the CEO and President of conservative broadcasting company "Sinclair Broadcast Group". The ratio of conservative to liberal stations own is 89% conservative to 11% liberal. And they say liberals make it unfair for them. A broadcasting group is a company that owns or operates multiple local television stations across different cities and regions, often affiliated with national networks like ABC, CBS, NBC, or FOX. Instead of each local station being fully independent, these groups centralize ownership and decision-making, controlling what content airs and how news is presented. They can be political because the executives who run them set editorial policies, decide which national commentary segments must be shown, and influence hiring choices for anchors or journalists. For example, some groups lean conservative and require local stations to air commentary that reflects Republican talking points, while others lean liberal and shape coverage toward Democratic perspectives. Since most Americans still get a large portion of their news from local TV, these broadcasting groups can quietly shape public opinion in ways that reflect the politics of their corporate owners.

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