The Globe and Mail interviewed Kirk Lapointe, a UBC journalism instructor, in a story about the polarization of American media.
He said the large U.S. population means that fringe publications can profitably publish, which gives extremists a voice.
The Globe and Mail interviewed Kirk Lapointe, a UBC journalism instructor, in a story about the polarization of American media.
He said the large U.S. population means that fringe publications can profitably publish, which gives extremists a voice.
