3 ms·
Try Al Jazeera English: http://www.aljazeera.com/ http://www.aljazeera.com/ AJE fills a void, which is a focus on developing countries (not only middle-east, b
by felipe 15y ago
Try Al Jazeera English: http://www.aljazeera.com/ http://www.aljazeera.com/
AJE fills a void, which is a focus on developing countries (not only middle-east, but also Latin America and East Asia), together with an "old school" kind of journalism (factual, in-depth) which is hard to find today. The production-quality is outstanding, at BBC level -- In fact, many AJE professionals come from BBC.
Unfortunately AJE is not broadly available, but you can still watch it live on YouTube, as well as all archived documentaries and reports.
EDIT: "focus on developing countries" does not mean that they do not report on developed countries as well. For example "Fault Lines" is a fantastic show about the US with subjects that US-based media never go deep or even report at all.
- zalew 15y agoAlJazeera's quality of documentary along with a neat selection of competent panelists make most mainstream news outlets look like a bunch of primitive celebs mumbling sensationalist nonsense painful to listen to. I know you have problems with AJE in the US and it isn't widely available, but the website and youtube channel is sufficient (I don't even own a tv set). > In fact, many AJE professionals come from BBC. Yep. Actually AJ was brought up from a closed Arabic BBC channel.