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Apple News ‘even more politically lopsided’ under new CEO John Ternus, study finds

A Media Research Center study claims Apple News under new CEO John Ternus pushed stories from left-leaning outlets 67% of the time in September.

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Apple News ‘even more politically lopsided’ under new CEO John Ternus, study finds
A Media Research Center study claims Apple News under new CEO John Ternus pushed stories from left-leaning outlets 67% of the time in September.
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