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When MSNBC or Fox News airs in public places, how do people react?

  • Written by Frank Waddell, Assistant Professor of Journalism, University of Florida

Have you been traveling and noticed that all the televisions in an airport terminal were set to CNN? Or grabbed a drink at a bar and realized that Fox News was being broadcast to its customers?

You might grouse that you’re being forced to watch something that doesn’t jive with your political views. Or maybe you think it’s no big...

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