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The Bilderberg Group is an annual meeting of the most influential people in politics, media, banking, military, etc. Every year this meeting takes place in a different hotel the world in a heavily secluded place that is blocked off from reporters, although few reporters try to cover it.
Some frequent attendees include the Queen of England, David Rockefeller, Henry Kissinger, Bill Gates, and this year they Jeff Bazos have the CEO of Amazon and Chris Hughes, the co-founder of Facebook.
It gets very little media coverage; and that little coverage is often to explain why it is not worth covering.
How is it that you can watch the entire E3 conference on TV, for almost a week - Sarah Palin's private Yahoo e-mails are supposed to be okay for the media to examine - a royal wedding is televised - but the media doesn't even try to provide sufficient coverage of an assembly of the most influential people in the world? Because:
Should the meetings get media coverage? Does it matter? Discuss.
Some frequent attendees include the Queen of England, David Rockefeller, Henry Kissinger, Bill Gates, and this year they Jeff Bazos have the CEO of Amazon and Chris Hughes, the co-founder of Facebook.
It gets very little media coverage; and that little coverage is often to explain why it is not worth covering.
How is it that you can watch the entire E3 conference on TV, for almost a week - Sarah Palin's private Yahoo e-mails are supposed to be okay for the media to examine - a royal wedding is televised - but the media doesn't even try to provide sufficient coverage of an assembly of the most influential people in the world? Because:
Because the owners of the corporate news networks [FOX, MSNBC, CNN] are at the meeting
Should the meetings get media coverage? Does it matter? Discuss.
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