Media Polarization and the Erosion of Accountability in American Democracy

The video discusses the increasing polarization in media, highlighting how different networks present conflicting facts, which affects American democracy. It emphasizes the role of social media in amplifying polarizing headlines and critiques the media's business model focused on attention rather than accurate information. The speaker distinguishes between analysis and personal ideology, stressing the need for accountability in capitalism.

What are the implications of media polarization on American democracy?

How has the consumption of news changed with the rise of social media?

In what ways do personal ideologies affect the analysis of political information?

Discuss the relationship between media business models and the quality of information provided.

What does the speaker suggest about accountability in capitalism?