July 6, 200422 yr Fox News... you know, the network that actually calls terrorists ... terrorists, as opposed to militants and insurgents.
July 6, 200422 yr Newsworld international.... But since you didn't have it I'll go into the corner and cry now.
July 7, 200422 yr None of the above. I get my news from Michaelmoore.com :mischief 444146[/snapback] From anyone else, I'd think they were joking...
July 7, 200422 yr Weather Channel for me, I like to know what the humidity percentage is in the rocky mountains every now and then.
July 7, 200422 yr None of the above. I get my news from Michaelmoore.com :mischief 444146[/snapback] :lol :lol how about you go to indymedia.org or whatreallyhappened.com I know, Fox news and the rest of them are bad, but big Mike? Go there for entertainment, not news.
July 8, 200422 yr are too repetitive... 443203[/snapback] Maybe you would like them to make some news to fill 24 hours worth of programming without repetition. CNN Headline News. I can get my headlines most of the time without being stopped to hear some guy with a new book out saying his own opinion.
July 8, 200422 yr Just curious I want to know how some of can think C Span is biased. 445722[/snapback] No, its just boring(for the most part).
July 8, 200422 yr Author C-Span can't be biased....the guests fall asleep before they can argue. I tune into C-Span for coverage from the BBC, CBC, and NHK. Those are 3 very big propaganda machines.
July 8, 200422 yr Author BTW, my favorite channel is CNN because even though they do have blatant credibility issues, they still have very good presentation, good relations with news sources, and have finally gotten back to using their own reporters and not those of affiliates in the big cities. You know it got bad when CNN was using reports from WITI (FOX 6 Milwaukee) and had to wait 24 hours after it was filed because Fox News Channel had the right to run it first. As of late the finally have reopened those dusty bureaus and have started to churn out reports.
July 8, 200422 yr I don't get the high marks for Fox news. It's not that I find fault with the idea that a news-consumer might prefer his news from the right or from the left, but there are many thinking outlets to which one could turn to achieve this (The New Republic, The National Review, etc.). What I find most objectionable about Fox is not that it's biased (which it is), but that it panders to the lowest common denominator.
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