The Free Press
Written by Hilaire Belloc
Narrated by George Easton
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"The Free Press" by Hilaire Belloc critically examines the role of the press in modern society. Belloc delves into the impact of media ownership on information dissemination and the potential consequences for democracy. Through his insightful analysis, Belloc raises thought-provoking questions about journalistic integrity, the concentration of media power, and the implications for a truly free and informed public. This work serves as a poignant reflection on the challenges and responsibilities inherent in the pursuit of a genuinely free press. Read in English, unabridged.
Hilaire Belloc
Hilaire Belloc was born in France in 1870. As a child, he moved with his mother and siblings to England. As a French citizen, he did his military service in France before going to Oxford University, where he was president of the Union debating society. He took British citizenship in 1902 and was a member of parliament for several years. A prolific and versatile writer of over 150 books, he is best remembered for his comic and light verse. But he also wrote extensively about politics, history, nature and contemporary society. Famously adversarial, he is remembered for his long-running feud with H. G. Wells. He died in in Surrey, England, in 1953.
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