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Everybody wants freedom. Every nation seeks it. Every organization demands it. The press, too, fights for its freedom. From the Garden of Eden to the present day, the quest for freedom has continued unabated. Yet, no one has ever truly defined what freedom is, making it a deeply subjective concept.
The British press is one of the freest and most powerful in the world, but its perception of freedom is its own. When press freedom collides with the idea of perceived press freedom in an era of political correctness, the consequences are profound. This book delves into that very collision, exploring its impact on society and media integrity.
A must-read for anyone interested in the power of the press, this book reveals how the British media shapes, influences, and even alters public perception.
In today's world, information is everything. The speed at which it flows has transformed the world into a global village. But what happens when that flow is controlled, manipulated, or misunderstood? This book seeks to answer that question.
About the author
Wilfred Oyem, a retired aircraft mechanic, is a first-generation Nigerian immigrant to the United States of America. Tears of Love is his first attempt at telling a story in book form.
