" the job of TF1 is to help Coca-Cola, for example, to sell its product. [ . . . ] In order for an advertising message to be perceived, the brain of the television viewer must be available. Our broadcasts are aimed at making that brain available: i. e. Management Model Woman by distracting it, by relaxing it and preparing it between two messages. What we sell to Coca-Cola is time with this available human brain. "

" If the propaganda model is right and the filters do influence media content, a particular form of bias would be expected — one that systematically favors corporate interests. Noam Chomsky said, "the first way we tested the model in Manufacturing Consent was to submit it to what is really its harshest possible test: we let the opponents select their own ground. [. . . ] [Y]ou take the examples they select to prove their position [. . Latin Model Woman. ] and you look at those examples to see whether they follow the Propaganda Model. "