2023-07-24 15:05:44
Massimo Mazzucco, director, screenwriter and popular blogger, has just made an excellent video in which he reveals very clearly the media manipulation techniques used to promote the 2030 agenda and everything that the global elites of the great potentates consider necessary for you and me , and what are the dangers we need to fear.
In the video, Mazzucco makes particular reference to the American Big Six, i.e. the six largest corporations in the United States that control almost all of the country’s media landscape.
The so-called “Big Six’s, big media” represent an oligopoly of six major media conglomerates that control a significant portion of the media in the United States. These six corporations are:
• Comcast: It is the largest cable company in the United States and owns NBCUniversal, which includes the NBC network, CNBC, MSNBC, Telemundo and numerous television channels and digital platforms.
• The Walt Disney Company: It is one of the largest and most influential entertainment companies in the world. It owns ABC Television Network, Disney Channel, ESPN, Hulu, 20th Century Studios, and many other film and TV production platforms and companies.
• ViacomCBS: It is the result of the merger between Viacom and CBS Corporation. It owns channels like CBS, Showtime, MTV, Nickelodeon and other major TV and movie brands.
• AT&T: In addition to being one of the leading telecommunications companies in the United States, AT&T owns WarnerMedia, which includes HBO, CNN, TNT, Warner Bros. and other streaming services.
• News Corporation: It is owned by media mogul Rupert Murdoch and is responsible for several major corporations, including Fox News, Fox Broadcasting Company, and the Wall Street Journal.
• Sony Corporation: Although primarily known for consumer electronics, Sony also has a significant presence in the media industry with Sony Pictures Entertainment, which produces movies and television shows.
This media oligopoly has significant consequences for free and independent news media in the United States:
• Concentration of power: The control of these six corporations over most of the media means that a small number of companies have significant influence over the media narrative and topics of public interest. This could lead to a homogeneity in coverage of the facts and the promotion of specific agendas or viewpoints.
• Limiting the diversity of voices: Media oligopoly can reduce the variety of opinions and perspectives presented to the public. Minority voices and opinions can be marginalized or overlooked, making it difficult for the public to access the full range of ideas.
• Less Focus on Local Issues: Because these large media corporations have a global and national reach, they may pay less attention to local news and events, thereby reducing reporting on issues specific to local communities.
• Potential conflict of interest: Large media corporations often also have interests in other industries, such as entertainment, technology and electronics. This could lead to a potential conflict of interest in news coverage affecting these industries.
• Lack of pluralism and competition: Oligopoly can hinder the emergence of new media players and limit competition in the sector. This could negatively affect innovation and the quality of information provided to the public.
To address the challenges of free and independent information, it is essential to promote diversity of voices and support independent and quality journalism. Efforts to ensure neutrality and objectivity in news coverage should be encouraged, and readers and viewers should seek out diverse and reliable news sources to gain a more complete perspective of events. Furthermore, antitrust laws could be strengthened to reduce the power of large media corporations and foster a more competitive and pluralistic media market, but this is not on the horizon.
I strongly invite you to watch Mazzucco’s video, where he demonstrates with facts how serious the situation is and how the power of media persuasion in unified networks not only actively acts on people’s convictions, but ostracizes and condemns to isolation and discredit any another free source that deviates from the touted current narrative.
Good vision!
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