I just watch, read and listen to bloggers who are way less biased. I used to be in a conservative Facebook group and I once asked "hey does anyone know of an unbiased news outlet"? I saw many saying Fox News and One News Network and I knew I got nowhere. Many believe unbiased news is the one they agree with. Someone mentioned RT news and they are good as well.
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ummm.... yeah, it's obvious that there is no bias.
The top two -- AP and Reuters -- are internationally known to be the top two news sources as far as being non-biased and accurate, in the order they gave. I was surprised to see ABC above NPR. Normally NPR comes in above. Both tend a little to the left but still both accurate. Bloomberg is right-biased.
The only bias that list have is toward truth.
The top two -- AP and Reuters -- are internationally known to be the top two news sources as far as being non-biased and accurate, in the order they gave. I was surprised to see ABC above NPR. Normally NPR comes in above. Both tend a little to the left but still both accurate. Bloomberg is right-biased.
The only bias that list have is toward truth.
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Have you ever noticed that there are NO math text books that are willing to publish that 2+2=5?!?!?
There is obvious bias in Main Stream Math. They won't even let people publish the alternative math. All of the math books out there insist that 2+2=4. No matter where you go, that's all you will find. This is proof that you can't find truth out there, it's all biased, and if you dare to print something that is different than what "they" want to say, you'll be censored.
(In case there's anyone here who can't figure it out, I'm being sarcastic, and trying to show how stupid people sound when they try to say that Bloomberg or Reuters are "left-biased." I'm sorry that the truth so often (not always, but often) agrees with what liberals say. If your find that your opinions are so often at odds with facts, rather than blaming the facts for being "biased," maybe you should consider that your "opinions" aren't actually "opinions" at all, and are just plain wrong.)
There is obvious bias in Main Stream Math. They won't even let people publish the alternative math. All of the math books out there insist that 2+2=4. No matter where you go, that's all you will find. This is proof that you can't find truth out there, it's all biased, and if you dare to print something that is different than what "they" want to say, you'll be censored.
(In case there's anyone here who can't figure it out, I'm being sarcastic, and trying to show how stupid people sound when they try to say that Bloomberg or Reuters are "left-biased." I'm sorry that the truth so often (not always, but often) agrees with what liberals say. If your find that your opinions are so often at odds with facts, rather than blaming the facts for being "biased," maybe you should consider that your "opinions" aren't actually "opinions" at all, and are just plain wrong.)
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news is news, it isnt always accurate or complete. Thats why you need to check other sources.
If you ever had experience in the news room or journalism, you know that reporting things as they happen you arent always there at the scene, or its incomplete, as the story unfolds.
Plus, in most news items or segments they cant cover everything.
news is news, it isnt always accurate or complete. Thats why you need to check other sources.
If you ever had experience in the news room or journalism, you know that reporting things as they happen you arent always there at the scene, or its incomplete, as the story unfolds.
Plus, in most news items or segments they cant cover everything.
well yesterday most people heard that my town (auckland) is shut down for 3 days. You heard it on tv or radio, or from other people, we also got official govt messages sent to smartphones.
Govts can and do interrupt news and tv programming for special announcements. They also put out special press releases and ads in newspapers and online, they also have a website.
The news doesnt have to be someone else reporting it as in an official news outlet. sometimes news is just people telling each other or an email or something.
If you hadnt heard it, and its relevant to you, its news.
Govts can and do interrupt news and tv programming for special announcements. They also put out special press releases and ads in newspapers and online, they also have a website.
The news doesnt have to be someone else reporting it as in an official news outlet. sometimes news is just people telling each other or an email or something.
If you hadnt heard it, and its relevant to you, its news.
a lot of news print stuff that isnt true all the time...in the rush to get copy.
You can take them to the press council or complain to the broadcasting comission. They can be fined or sued. Though a lot of people dont bother and just let tabloids and hard copy be.
Because of switch to online 'news' sites like TMZ can operate and gossip 24/7 lol.
You can take them to the press council or complain to the broadcasting comission. They can be fined or sued. Though a lot of people dont bother and just let tabloids and hard copy be.
Because of switch to online 'news' sites like TMZ can operate and gossip 24/7 lol.
This is not a "news aggregate site." It's little more than a blog, led by one person who doesn't have a degree in journalism. It's little more than one person's opinion, posting stuff that he personally thinks is true.
That's not news.
If you're interested in reading it, by all means, go ahead. Free speech and all that. But don't be fooled into thinking that it's "responsible journalism," or even "news." It isn't.
That's not news.
If you're interested in reading it, by all means, go ahead. Free speech and all that. But don't be fooled into thinking that it's "responsible journalism," or even "news." It isn't.
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I like him, too 
He comes across as being extremely intelligent
He comes across as being extremely intelligent
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