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Well, it was in the Christian Science Monitor...
Originally posted by crimvelvet
My Father-in-law who owned a news paper said the only papers he believed were the Christian Science Monitor and the Wall Street Journal...
Originally posted by CerBeRus666
They also have the tendency to invite commentators without an once of credibility...
Originally posted by tristar
reply to post by ModernAcademia
Hi Modern
This sentiment is the same in every country by its citizens, its simply that the U.S. is overly exposed that its seems so overwhelming. Lets say you were in Egypt last summer the exact same things were being said then by its citizens and look were we are today!. As i have said, this exact style and purposely manipulated use of audio and visual as you seem to call news is nothing new, well to some it may seem new, but all in all, it was born back in Germany from that person named Adolf. We are only perfecting the use and mastered the what to show and what not to show to relevant nations and through local syndicated stations.
Hello and welcome, come in, take a seat, take your shoes off, relax...said the spider to the flyedit on 2-3-2011 by tristar because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by ModernAcademiaIsn't biased news very much NOT news?
To add on to it it's not even news, it's commentary.
So now it's biased commentary, that is very much propoganda to say the least
Originally posted by ModernAcademia
Originally posted by CerBeRus666
They also have the tendency to invite commentators without an once of credibility...
This is very untrue
RT tends to have way more credible commentators than mainstream media here
Originally posted by lewman
not true im afraid, it was born in the us, not long nefore the 1st world war by a man named edward bernays
Those who watched Fox News almost daily were significantly more likely than those who never watched it to believe that most economists estimate the stimulus caused job losses (12 points more likely), most economists have estimated the health care law will worsen the deficit (31 points), the economy is getting worse (26 points), most scientists do not agree that climate change is occurring (30 points), the stimulus legislation did not include any tax cuts (14 points), their own income taxes have gone up (14 points), the auto bailout only occurred under Obama (13 points), when TARP came up for a vote most Republicans opposed it (12 points) and that it is not clear that Obama was born in the United States (31 points). The effect was also not simply a function of partisan bias, as people who voted Democratic and watched Fox News were also more likely to have such misinformation than those who did not watch it--though by a lesser margin than those who voted Republican.
Originally posted by ModernAcademia
Did I read that U.S Propoganda part correctly on businessinsider????
In any case, yes Russia today is quite informative and U.S. media harldy is, unless you are an ATS member of course.
I agree with alot of what she is saying, but the problem isn't only Baywatch, Jersey Shore or other forms of Reality TV that dumbs down the public, people do not like to be dumbed down either.
Everytime I watch MSNBC, Fox or CNN I mostly see BS
It's all a bunch of BS
Why can't we have easy access to news?
MSNBC is left leaning, Fox is right leaning
Why lean either way?
Isn't biased news very much NOT news?
To add on to it it's not even news, it's commentary.
So now it's biased commentary, that is very much propoganda to say the least
Americans are bombarded with propoganda DAILY
You want to win the information war?
How about actually providing information?
Wow... isn't that a novel idea?
www.businessinsider.com
(visit the link for the full news article)
Originally posted by yeahright
The following is my opinion as a member participating in this discussion.
You know, every time I've brought this up I can almost hear the hackles rise. And yet, here I go again.
There are still some most excellent US based non-biased news sources out there. My personal long-time favorite (straps on helmet) is The Christian Science Monitor. Seriously. Do some research, tell me I'm wrong.
A very liberal, atheist political science college prof turned me onto it years ago. I still thank him for it.
As an ATS Staff Member, I will not moderate in threads such as this where I have participated as a member.edit on 3/2/2011 by yeahright because: (no reason given)