The Off Topic Topic

[HisMajestyBOB]

Just having major news worthy figures controlling major media outlets is a giant conflict of interest. But we already examined that problem in the movie 'Citizen Kane'.

The problem is that movie is too boring so no one watches it.

[Duque de Bragança]

Just having major news worthy figures controlling major media outlets is a giant conflict of interest. But we already examined that problem in the movie 'Citizen Kane'.

The problem is that movie is too demanding for the netflix generation.

Fixed! 

[mongers]

The Washington Post has laid off all their editors of their book section. 

something dies in something.

Their owner...some guy named Bezos...clearly doesn't know how to run a business.

Au contraire, he is the Lord of Enshitification, he's even going to be so enobled in next year's honours list. 

[Crazy_Ivan80]

Just having major news worthy figures controlling major media outlets is a giant conflict of interest. But we already examined that problem in the movie 'Citizen Kane'.

The problem is that movie is too boring so no one watches it.

Rename it to citizen kanye

[viper37]

The olympics are looking to be fun.

There were problems with the ice rink, now this:
Winter Olympic Athletes 'Forced To Have Penis Measured' In Cheating Row

[Duque de Bragança]

Just having major news worthy figures controlling major media outlets is a giant conflict of interest. But we already examined that problem in the movie 'Citizen Kane'.

The problem is that movie is too boring so no one watches it.

Rename it to citizen kanye

[Grey Fox]

Is this Bad Bunny concert the first time that Hispanophone Americans are claiming their place has American in Spanish?

Interesting development.

[Syt]

Watching Olympics coverage exposes me to ad blocks on German TV for the first time in years. It's the usual. Travel ads, supermarket ads, over the counter medication ads, Trivago and Airbnb ads ... and an ad for investing in industries in Ontario, Canada.   

[Syt]

Colleague and I went down a bit of a rabbit hole yesterday regarding what constitutes a country in the UK. I know that Scotland/Wales/England are countries and NI too, kinda, but wasn't sure if the UK is "officially" a country (made up of countries), and we called it quits when we tried to understand the Isle of Man/Guernsey/Jersey situation.

And then this showed up in my Reddit feed later that night.

[Richard Hakluyt]

It is a silly place, don't go there