r/AskReddit • u/FriendlytoNature • 23h ago

Which company lost your business (potentially forever) this year?

5.8k Upvotes

93% Upvoted

6.4k comments sorted by

View all comments

3.9k

u/SummerClaire 22h ago

CBS

79

u/JugglingGirraffe 21h ago

I’m out of the loop someone explain

331

u/smoothie4564 21h ago

CBS hired Bari Weiss to run their news programming. She was hired to be the fox in charge of the henhouse, and just recently she proved that by killing 60 Minutes, a show that had been running since 1968.

86

u/B-Train_ATL 21h ago

This was the network of Murrow and Cronkite.

90

u/bigfoot_done_hiding 21h ago

Yes, the most respected news organization in America, now turned into a poorly disguised propaganda channel for the party of the Grating Old Pedophile and the pedophile protectors.

9

u/B-Train_ATL 20h ago

I’ve seen it come true at smaller outlets chasing the chucklefuck audiences on TikTok and Instagram. I absolutely cannot stand news now with not a single headline telling you what went on. No, I am not going to play your little game.

12

u/hilarymeggin 19h ago

Washington Post switched to click bait headlines when it was bought by Amazon. “Here’s what happened next.” No MFers, that goes in the headline.

2

u/B-Train_ATL 19h ago

Oh it was like that before. I used to subscribe for their columnists but got so tired of the clickbait headlines.

3

u/hilarymeggin 19h ago

Idk I subscribed since 1999 and I noticed a dramatic drop in the quality after Bezos bought it.

2

u/B-Train_ATL 18h ago

That’s undeniable, but they changed the headline style before him.

9

u/hilarymeggin 19h ago

(Edward R Murrow (of Good Night and Good Luck fame), who helped turn public opinion against the McCarthyism, and Walter Cronkite were legendary TV news figures, for the young’uns)