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That's intentional, especially with CNN. The major news sites have essentially been tabloids since the death of print. Sites from local TV news groups seem to
by notankies 6y ago
That's intentional, especially with CNN. The major news sites have essentially been tabloids since the death of print.
Sites from local TV news groups seem to be the most dispassionate reporting these days.
- Medicalidiot 6y agoPBS News Hour. I've never watched more boring and informative news in my entire life.
- MeinBlutIstBlau 6y agoCspan in a nutshell
- koolba 6y agoEven C-SPAN has its hacks: https://apnews.com/article/virus-outbreak-joe-biden-donald-trump-anthony-scaramucci-4657ccd8f5e51d1ce113290b9304f9d5 https://apnews.com/article/virus-outbreak-joe-biden-donald-t...
- SV_BubbleTime 6y agoExcellent wordplay
- easton 6y agoReuters TV[0] is pretty good for this too, you can even set how much time you want to watch it and it will pair down the information. Extremely boring for the most part. 0: https://www.reuters.tv/ https://www.reuters.tv/
- throwawaygh 6y agoNewsHour is great. Litigation of the petty partisan crap is restricted to a 10-15 minute segment on Friday evening.
- WalterBright 6y agoCNN is nothing but editorials.
- throwawaygh 6y ago> Sites from local TV news groups seem to be the most dispassionate reporting these days. Really? Our local TV news websites are: 1) absolutely terrible user experiences -- like, so many ads that the scrolling lags on my 16 inch MBP. 2) clearly just reposting whatever their parent networks feed them for everything except local news (so, Fox and NBC, the two mentioned in this article, are literally feeding lines to these "local" channels that are ostensibly totally different from their parent networks) IMO: the death of local newspapers is a problem but the death of local TV news can't happen fast enough.