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The Changing Media Landscape

By Cal Thomas: It may be too late for legacy media to redeem itself given the leftist bent of many within that cocoon. If they go the way of previous outmoded and irrelevant things, they will have only themselves to blame. A free press is essential to a strong America. The arrival of new media may be journalism’s savior.

Wikipedia Effectively Blacklists All Right-Leaning Media

A new study by Media Research Center Free Speech America found that Wikipedia, the encyclopedia behemoth, has effectively blacklisted all right-leaning media from being used as source material, exclusively relying on leftist, legacy media notoriously known to spread misinformation and attack opponents of the left.

Pity the Media?

The media are “exhausted” by the frenetic pace set by Trump in his first week back in office.They’re exhausted because they actually have to work. In the Biden era, they could have a nice Starbucks breakfast, walk leisurely into the office (at least those who don’t work from home) and riff off other reporters’ stories. Their job was to add to the noise level, not report real news.

10 Questions About Right Wing Media in 2025

On the surface, all seems well in MAGA media world today. But there are questions large and small that could reshape the conservative landscape for years to come. Some questions may seem crazy, but in a world where Matt Gaetz was nominated as the country’s Attorney General, anything is possible.

Blood on the News Media’s Hands

For nearly four years now much of the news media has been silent about the millions illegally crossing our borders. Our country faces threats as a result of this invasion, and the news media will have blood on its hands for hiding this reality solely to protect their favored political party, the Democrats.

Legacy Media Is Dead

Americans are sick of being lied to. That’s why legacy media is on its last legs. The industry will have to adapt to telling the truth, remake itself, or die.

Exclude Hostile Media from White House Briefings

Is there any reason that the media outlets that called President Trump a Nazi, a fascist, literally Hitler, an authoritarian and an existential threat to America should be allowed in the Briefing Room during his administration — or any future Republican administration?

Is It the End of the Big Media Era?

We can say with confidence that the Big Media don’t have the same grip on public opinion that they have long imagined. When only 31 percent of respondents told Gallup they have a “great deal” or a “fair amount” of trust in the press, most Americans are looking elsewhere for information.