The New Watchdogs

"The New Watchdogs" is a thought-provoking documentary that delves into the world of media and exposes the hidden agendas of corporate and political interests that shape the news. Set in France, the film explores how the majority of newspapers, radio stations, and television channels are owned by industrial or financial groups that are closely tied to the power elite. This results in a narrow ideological spectrum, with recycled information, permanent guests, and manufactured controversies. The documentary challenges the notion of a free and independent press, revealing how journalists have become cheerleaders for the market and guardians of the status quo. Through forceful and precise analysis, "The New Watchdogs" highlights the perils of an information landscape controlled by powerful industrial groups turned into merchandise.

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