$3.3 billion in 2010 political ads – do you think that could possibly be corrupting the political process, and especially media coverage?
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Yeah, but the media is so broke that nobody’s going to say much about it.
I don’t think being broke has anything to do with it. It’s the symbiotic relationship of government licensing and funding with the media business. Nobody would even think twice about how radio and TV stations were “bought out” to support state lotteries by paying them to air the “winning numbers”.