

An edition of The Free Press (1918)
By Hilaire Belloc
Publish Date
1918
Publisher
G. Allen & Unwin ltd.
Language
eng
Pages
95
Description:
"If there is one power in modern society which is justly called all-pervasive, it is the Media. It is not a power that equals that of Church or State, but one that increasingly towers above them. It is this raw power possessed by the modern Media that makes The Free Press both relevant and educational. Surveying the history of Media power in its origin, development, and corrosive influence on citizen and society, Belloc makes a powerful and persuasive case for the establishment of a Free Media, to provide a truly independent source of news and a serious discussion of ideas."--BOOK JACKET.