An informed electorate is a prerequisite for free and fair elections. But rather than striving for accuracy and objectivity, today's journalists openly celebrate the death of objectivity, arguing that they have a "higher duty" to reject the conservatism, police speech, and suppress news that contradicts the liberal narrative.

Now, on the heels of his magisterial volume Against the Great Reset, editor Michael Walsh presents Against the Corporate Media, a collection of more than forty essays on the decline and fall of the American and international news media. The book's list of distinguished contributors includes Lance Morrow, Andrew Klavan, John O'Sullivan, Elizabeth Nickson, Monica Crowley, Charlie Kirk, Glenn Reynolds, Steven F. Hayward, John Fund, Armond White, Michael Ramirez, Walsh, and others.

Readers around the world deserve to know how badly their media has been corrupted, how eagerly they have embraced the role of official propagandists, and what a threat to democracy they have become. This book marks an important strike against the corporate media, and its unholy alliance with the enemies of freedom everywhere.

Featuring Essays by:
Lance Morrow
Andrew Klavan
Peter Berkowitz
David Reaboi
John O'Sullivan
Charlie Kirk
Jon Gabriel
J. Peder Zane
Ashley Rindsberg
Arthur Milikh
Peter Prichard
John Fund
John J. Miller
Mark Hemingway
Clarice Feldman
Kyle Shideler
Monica Crowley
Steve Hayward
Nick Searcy
Sebastian Gorka
Roger L. Simon
Mark Krikorian
Kurt Schlichter
Liz Sheld
Tom Finnerty
Jack Dunphy
Ian Gregory
David Solway
Elizabeth Nickson
Ben Scallan
Peter Smith
Armond White
George MF Washington
Thomas H. Lipscomb
Michael Walsh
Priscilla Turner
Jenny Kennedy
Austin Ruse
Glenn Reynolds
Hannah Giles
Larry O'Connor
Bill Whittle