“Throughout our story, the people involved demanded the right to be heard, insisting that we – the public – had the right to hear both sides and that the media had an obligation to present it. They insisted that this was only fair and democratic. But were they attempting to preserve democracy? No. The issue was not free speech; it was free markets.”

“Throughout our story, the people involved demanded the right to be heard, insisting that we – the public – had the right to hear both sides and that the media had an obligation to present it. They insisted that this was only fair and democratic. But were they attempting to preserve democracy? No. The issue was not free speech; it was free markets.”

— Naomi Oreskes