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Les gens qui ont peu ou pas de pouvoir sont ceux qui apprécient le moins une couverture médiatique « impartiale ». Ceci explique cela, j’imagine.
niemanlab.orgWhich types of people aren’t big fans of “impartial” news? People who don’t have powerA new study finds that the poor, those with less education, young people, and women are less likely to prefer "impartial" news sources over those that align with their own views.
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