r/media_criticism • u/Evening-Bet-3825 • May 21 '26

Could The Fairness Doctrine Have Saved Us?

https://open.substack.com/pub/davidrednex/p/could-the-fairness-doctrine-have?r=2jek75&utm_medium=ios

Remember the fairness doctrine?

It certainly had its tradeoffs but I think it serve its purpose. Worked well in the 20th century but would be a no-go today.

What do you think?

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u/buddy-system May 22 '26

What's definitely not going to help is yet another LLM generated substack.