The News Crap Australia-controlled Sky News is making its programs more widely available including its lengthy Liberal Party advertisements masquerading as “commentary” by its stable of far-right-wing anti-Labor, anti-Greens, anti-Teals “after dark” windbags.
Of course access to the programs 24/7 on streaming platforms and apps will come at a price.
We are, after all, talking about the Murdoch media, and its “news” is never priceless.
Our Media Glass House researchers know about this development because they read about in the “news” pages of turdbloids owned by News Crap Australia (main picture).
The story ran complete in all but one turdbloid with a picture of Sky “after dark” stars such as Liberal Party mouthpiece Andrew Bolt, Liberal Party mouthpiece Peta Credlin, and Liberal Party mouthpiece…. whatshisname… you know, the chubby one with a beard.
The “news” story even carried information about how to sign up (and pay) to take advantage of this apparently very newsworthy development.
The story in News Crap Australia outlets about a development in another News Crap Australia outlet even ran in Brisbane’s turdbloid The Courier-Mail with an “exclusive” label. Very bold, our MGH teams thought.
Yet what didn’t appear, as usual, was any declaration to readers of those corporate links.
Call us old fashioned, but we reckon as a reader you have a right to know about such connections.
Hmmm, your right to know. Where have we heard that before?
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If you don’t believe News Crap Australia is the Liberal Party’s ad agency, check out the story below that ran in one of its metro turdbloids, The Daily Telegraph in Sydney, on Saturday.
It’s quite helpful of them, suggest our MGH researchers, to foster the politically charged nickname originating as far as they can tell from within federal opposition ranks.
Helpful, that is, to their major client.
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