Summary
The article discusses how media ownership in the United States is concentrated among a small group of elites, affecting the coverage of President Trump. Reporters have more access to the President but face increased harassment, with changes in which media outlets are prioritized by the administration.
Key Facts
- Media ownership in the U.S. is concentrated among a few elites.
- This concentration has impacted how critically the media can cover President Trump.
- Journalists have more direct access to the President.
- Reporters are facing growing harassment when covering the White House.
- The Trump administration has altered the makeup of the press corps.
- Some traditional media outlets have been sidelined.
- Media outlets that support President Trump have been given more prominence.
