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That's true to a degree, though I still feel like a good portion of the stories are missing details. Their bias really comes out with the stores that they are
by hahamrfunnyguy 8y ago
That's true to a degree, though I still feel like a good portion of the stories are missing details. Their bias really comes out with the stores that they are (and aren't covering).
- shawnz 8y agoWhich is the real problem with mainstream media today IMO, not fringe outlets like infowars or whatever.
- crocodiletears 8y agoI agree with you there, but I don't think you can say much better about any other news source, unfortunately. They just lack a lot of the 'subtlety' publications like CNN have. They'll never be a paper of record like the NYT, byt they're pretty par for the course. Just right leaning.
- stronglikedan 8y ago> Their bias really comes out with the stores that they are (and aren't covering). Which, in my experience, "is generally about as on the level as their contemporaries", just concerning different stories and the way they're spun.
- Bartweiss 8y agoIt's not just that, though. Fox uses one domain, foxnews.com, for all their stuff. So NewsGuard is putting the same happy checkmark above good articles (biased topic choice or not) and absolute nonsense from their TV shows which they repost online.
- pixl97 8y agoSee: Manufacturing Concent.