Noam Chomsky: “Media Subdues The Public. It’s So In India, Certainly”
By Noam Chomsky | Sunday, October 24, 2010 | ZNet
Speaking with the candour and brilliance typical of his writing, Chomsky says the crisis in the media is not a result of its declining revenues as much as its intellectual dishonesty. He also sprang a few surprises—for instance, he finds the media in Pakistan more vibrant than it is in India.
http://www.zcommunications.org/media-subdues-the-public-it-s-so-in-india-certainly-by-noam-chomsky
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