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I get 90% of my news from the internet. I use Google News, Drudge, and if I'm bored Fox, but I like the internet because I can cross reference news on different sights to see if i can decipher the truth.
Why do you use your method of choice?
Why do you use your method of choice?
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SSG Mikus,
I'm a fan of Fox News on cable and on the internet. I realize that Fox puts a conservative spin on their stories, but I'm okay with that. All media outlets put their own spin on news reports, and I can't stomach some of the liberal garbage produced by MSNBC and similar networks.
I'm a fan of Fox News on cable and on the internet. I realize that Fox puts a conservative spin on their stories, but I'm okay with that. All media outlets put their own spin on news reports, and I can't stomach some of the liberal garbage produced by MSNBC and similar networks.
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MAJ (Join to see)
Bias is only a media outlet knowing their audience. Like I've been saying, none of them report "news", they sell advertisements and need to generate viewers and clicks to make a profit. That is their only motive.
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SSG Kevin McCulley
Yup. Like I tell people, I know fox news is bullshit.. but it's my kind of bullshit. :)
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Actually as many sources as I can if it's a story that I'm truly interested in... no single source seems capable of presenting a story without any spin.
The more sources you use, the better your chances of deciphering the truth.
Damn shame it's come to this though.
The more sources you use, the better your chances of deciphering the truth.
Damn shame it's come to this though.
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Mostly internet, but if I HAVE to watch it on TV, then my preference is BBC. They don't have a stake in our news, so it's mostly just a recitation of facts with little enthusiasm from the anchor, which is great. Boring news means they aren't trying to entertain you.
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