On the record
We have, in short, the difficulty that the control of news by special interests may make prisoners of men who believe themselves to be free.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgWe have, in short, the difficulty that the control of news by special interests may make prisoners of men who believe themselves to be free.
Laski critiques the influence of special interests on the freedom of information and public opinion.
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