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"Best thing is to read two equal-but-opposite news sources. I like The Times for my right-wing slant and the New York Times for my slightly less right-wing slan
by caoilte 13y ago
"Best thing is to read two equal-but-opposite news sources. I like The Times for my right-wing slant and the New York Times for my slightly less right-wing slant, that way I understand what both sides of the American establishment want me to think."
There, I fixed it for you.
- gaius 13y agoExcept that The Times is a British newspaper and IIRC has been since before America. Thanks for playing.
- nisa 13y agoA British newspaper owned by Rupert Murdoch.
- test1235 13y agoAltho' The Times is owned by News UK, which is 'a wholly owned subsidiary of News Corp' which is 'an American multinational mass media company'. Tenuous, but you can't deny the relationship. Most papers (especially tabloids) in the UK are owned by News Corp.
- vidarh 13y agoThat's irrelevant. The point is you've picked two news sources that politically covers a tiny little sliver of the political spectrum, both of them solidly right wing and pro-establishment from a European perspective, as if that somehow has let you avoid the echo chamber.