30-01-2023, 03:56 PM
It's a good question, but the answer is no, it hasn't, and the reasons for that are clear when you look outside of the UK.
There are now more international news channels than ever before, and they're all serving one particular mission that is the same the world over. To cover the world from their countries perspective. The multitude of different perspectives allow for greater understanding of the world at large, and the world closer to home.
The balance of domestic and international channels will always favour domestic and there are far more domestic news channels than international ones, but both have their place.
There are now more international news channels than ever before, and they're all serving one particular mission that is the same the world over. To cover the world from their countries perspective. The multitude of different perspectives allow for greater understanding of the world at large, and the world closer to home.
The balance of domestic and international channels will always favour domestic and there are far more domestic news channels than international ones, but both have their place.