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The agenda of the media is primarily to make money unless _____.

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The agenda of the media is primarily to make money unless the media outlet is public rather than corporate.Hope this helps :)

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The agenda of the media is primarily to make money unless it is a public outlet. If this case is true, then the agenda would be to inform the citizens on what's going on in the government, for example, in order to become transparent.

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