KCcarguy
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I would agree about the BBC. I also found Al-jazeera to be a pretty reliable news source. I'm also not so sure that this dichotomy you all see really exists. I'm far from a news junkie but I have seen far more biased, stupid or flat out wrong information come out of fox news than any other news source.
As for the person who commented on Bill Maher's show I actually really enjoy it. Yes, Bill is liberal leaning, but he makes an effort to have conservatives on his panel for every show so that both sides of the issues can be represented. Although this is obviously more of a current events show than actual news reporting. Funnily enough he had a government official on a few months ago ( i cant remember who) but he commented that the Bill Maher show seems to be one of the last places on television you can go to have a reasonable debate based on fact with both sides getting a fair chance to represent themselves. Something I would like to see more of, whether the host is liberal leaning or conservative.
Well, let's face it. We all see things we want to see. I'm sure FOX has gotten things wrong. I have definitely noticed them occasionally try to "bend" a news story to fit their audience's agenda.....sometimes to the point I'm embarrassed for them. But the the other channels do the same thing.
Did anyone else take comp. class in high school? I remember learning how to write a news story. Something like you are supposed to present the story, tell both sides, give facts backing up both side and sum things up while remaining neutral and not giving an opinion; otherwise is an editorial. NO ONE does that anymore because they've learned they can sell more add time telling people what they want to hear instead of the whole story.
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