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Kind of pointless, the layoffs were all over the business websites, just not big enough for national media attention like it used to be. Media is owned by these corporations now.
Most of the so called news in American media are ads in disguise. Another classical example of extreme capitalism.
These media outlets live on advertisements from companies live VZ. They never do any thing to harm corporate relationships. Media in US just echo what corporate spokes person tells this publish.
You cannot do it this way – you need to write a story first and then tweet the story – so, someone needs to summarize (in one paragraph) what’s going on and then you need to push that story to folks – otherwise, if they were to land here, they would get all confused.
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