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More hypocrisy from CBC on website comments
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September 3, 2015
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5:04Now PlayingBrian Lilley of TheRebel.Media reports that Canada's $1B plus per year state broadcaster, loves to hold others to standards they don't meet themselves.
They pride themselves on exposing details that the subjects of their stories would like to keep hidden yet they are reluctant to provide details of their own operations even when required to do so under Freedom of Information Requests.
Over the years, I've documented many instances of this hypocrisy and and more. The latest incident was to accuse the Conservatives of deleting negative comments from paid Instagram postings. It's bad enough that the "social marketing expert" they consulted for the story uses the hashtag, "STOP HARPER" but doesn't the CBC regularly deletes comments from their own website?
Most media outlets and political parties moderate comments for legal reasons but the CBC goes too far when they create stories that provide anti-conservative fodder for the rest of the "Media Party" to spread around for doing something they themselves do.
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