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hepkat

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7. DUH so what?

Reply to Bill USA (Original post)

Wed Mar 20, 2013, 05:42 PM

Mar 2013

I wantch it because I want these people's opinions...

I read newspapers for the reporting, TV sucks at reporting things. TV rarely covers things with any depth unless it involves subjective views.

Thank god MSNBC doesn't try to cloak it's opinions as reporting like Faux.

And yes Pew's methodology meant classifying the broadcast day into personality driven programs (opinion) and newscasts (non-opinion) which anyone who watches fox knows is not a good method. Their newscasts echo the same Ailes talking point directives as the personality driven programs on faux.

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Pew Study: MSNBC Almost Entirely Dominated By Opinion - [View all] Bill USA Mar 2013 OP

opinions which just happen to coincide with facts ZRT2209 Mar 2013 #1

So what the fuck is FOX news almost entirely dominated by? Blue Owl Mar 2013 #2

If I wanted to watch a channel with all news reports, I would. Life Long Dem Mar 2013 #3

That's one hell of a twisted study. defacto7 Mar 2013 #4

without their providing some objective measure by which they decided a statement or program was Bill USA Mar 2013 #5

Agreed.... defacto7 Mar 2013 #6

DUH so what? hepkat Mar 2013 #7