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As the dialogue continued, Erin Maguire and Emily Wilson provided their take on the implications of a media that operates under strict ideological constraints. They argued that prioritizing sensationalism over substantial reporting ultimately harms public trust and undermines informed discourse. In particular, they cited examples of past media biases that emphasize selective reporting to fit certain narratives, which can alienate audiences seeking genuine engagement with real issues.
Charley Arnolt contributed to this conversation by highlighting how the opinions and priorities being shaped within media organizations may not reflect the public's desires or concerns, hinting at the potential for significant changes in how media operates and the content it delivers.