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My bias: I'm not from the US, and to me, Bloomberg is right-of-center. I think foxbusiness (like foxSport) is a good source of news. Their main bias are on the
by orwin 3y ago
My bias: I'm not from the US, and to me, Bloomberg is right-of-center.
I think foxbusiness (like foxSport) is a good source of news. Their main bias are on the angle of attack and choice to tell some stories on somewhat political news, as well as the "business" liberal/center-right bias that is shared by all business media (a social science paper will lean left by nature). It is not Fox News: i would trust their stories (while knowing is probably not the entire truth).
And i think its interesting reading about how the other side see some events. You shouldn't dismiss information solely because of the source.
- Brian_K_White 3y agoyes, you should. In this case, there are equally dead ice cars lined up at equally dead pumps. What was the value to you, to be so selectively informed of only one of two true facts? Also in this case, the chargers at this location happen to be broken, and the failure for the users is that Tesla didn't fix them, and worse, didn't remove them from the computer for route planning. What was the value to you to be told only that there are some dead evs? No gas stations ever turn out to be closed when you get there? Evs don't come close to the utility of ice yet by a long shot, but this news source absolutely did not inform you of anything except what people who consume this news source think. It's only meta-informative about it's audience, not at all about it's actual content.