A website that tracks media all across the United States. Local and national television, radio, newspaper and online publications. It would also show the diversity of both the sponsors and the groups referenced for research, polls and reports that these news publications use.

For example, if NPR broadcasts a piece on a recent study that shows x, a person would be able to visit this website and see the diversity of the people in charge of NPR, the people reporting the study and their staff, the diversity of the group or institution that created the study, and the diversity of all the advertisers for that particular NPR station, local and national.

It would be a lot of work as it there would need to be a certain amount of oversight as the media would pour through every single inch to find one fact that's off to discredit all other facts. Although, the idea is that when they make this attempt, we again show the diversity of the people, company and advertisers of that group.

The site would have to be completely fact driven and never approach racism, but it would still need to find a web host that couldn't shut them down and it would also have to figure out how to pay the bills as I imagine this would be a costly endeavor. Regardless, I'm getting the feeling that if we don't do something soon, the media will brainwash the majority. For fucks sake, the local news anchors were reading the script that was handed to them the day after Trump shut down N. Korea and instead of even mentioning this, they talked for a few minutes about some random poll that proves that people like Putin more than Trump. Things are getting absolutely unreal out there and we need to find a way to fight back and this is the best idea I have at the moment.

Universities have rigged the system for maximum profits at our expense.