legacy media
n. primarily mature newspaper and television news outlets that believe they are the final word on any topic. these news organizations fail to acknowledge newly formed news sources and don’t seem to understand that when they leave out information or emphasize the aspects of a story that aren’t really helpful or pertinent, that they will be found out by those who understand the situation and have access to multiple news sources.
typically these legacy news sources can identified as the major broadcast television networks and major national newspapers that have been in existence long before there was cable television.
the legacy media outlets were all abuzz as they reported six original doc-ments critical of president bush’s national guard service and continued to report the doc-ments as authentic even as they were proved to be fakes.
Read Also:
- Lex
1. law (in latin) 2. a name which stems from alexander 3. short form for lexus or rolex “lex 2: thou shalt not take the name of the lord thy g-d in vain” “my best friend is called lex” “i will be noticed when i pull up in my lex, with the lex aroudn my […]
- Goth Pockets
goth pockets: the gothic version of hot pockets, subst-tuting sause with blood, meat for human body parts, and cheese with the juice of a fetus. warning: goth pockets may contain actual baby parts
- licking the chain
1. v. to be physically or mentally exhausted 2. v. to have a hangover 1. “i shouldn’t have pulled that all-nighter. i’m really licking the chain now.” 2. “should have skipped some shots of vodka last night, i was licking the chain for hours when i got up today.”
- lippencott
a lippencott is someone who has many leather bound books, and animal pelt rugs all over his house. if you meet him in a bar, you would likely run in horror from the mere sound of his voice. his middle name is most likely to be the same as the name for a small south […]
- Chockito
a mexican slave name for a friend who does things for you chockito – come carry my shopping