Basing the slant of a newspaper on its correspondence with words used by congresspeople makes sense for publications within the political mainstream, but would fail for far left or right publications. At the extremes, the language used is different than that employed by existing politicians, for the most part. How could we establish the behavior of those firms and whether they are driven by consumer demand or owner ideology?
Basing the slant of a newspaper on its correspondence with words used by congresspeople makes sense for publications within the political mainstream, but would fail for far left or right publications. At the extremes, the language used is different than that employed by existing politicians, for the most part. How could we establish the behavior of those firms and whether they are driven by consumer demand or owner ideology?