Reevaluating Cable News Coverage

This chapter critiques the cable news model, emphasizing how its focus on ratings and political affiliations often sidelines critical humanitarian issues. It explores the biases in media narratives and the impact of sensationalism on public understanding, particularly in the coverage of international conflicts like Ukraine and Afghanistan. The discussion advocates for a shift towards more responsible journalism that prioritizes comprehensive storytelling over profit-driven motivations.

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