In regards to the recent events in Ukraine what media outlet does everyone use for good coverage? I've noticed that Fox is really overplaying this and CNN seems to be underplaying it. I would just like to see numbers and facts without all the opinion and commentary. Please no political banter as this thread will get deleted too.
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If you wanna really know whats happening with no Political banter, you would probably need to ride over there and look at it cause both of these media outlets are pro making our two democratic parties look like bafooons.
This^^° I loathe our media outlets these days, it is nothing but a pissing match.
There's not a media outlet around without some skewed coverage. It's best if you read or listen to many diverse sources and think for yourself. Fact is, none of them have the whole picture.
Fox has been pushing this for months almost as if they wanted it to happen. Overplay.
BBC seems fairly down the middle.
I think when a dictator from a country with UN veto power tells the world months ago that they will invade a sovereign nation, whom they signed a memorandum with in 1994 to not attack, that it's newsworthy?
...but it did happen, so how did it/is it being "overplayed"?
Cant fully answer as the thread will get locked. Lets just say the two networks cover it differently for the same reason. Neither has to do with the real geo political issue in the region.
I read them all with a skeptical eye but keep up with NPR, BBC, Time, The Atlantic and lately the NY Times and LA Times (as a trial I'm paying $1 for six months for those last two).
Now and then I look at the Toronto Star, Le Monde, Arab News, Africa News, South China Post and Siberian News.
I ignore MSNBC, FOX and CNN they have too much of a slanted, reactionary style for me.
Now and then I look at the Toronto Star, Le Monde, Arab News, Africa News, South China Post and Siberian News.
I ignore MSNBC, FOX and CNN they have too much of a slanted, reactionary style for me.
i'll roll with the outlets used by @Dhersh and @spencerklly. the BBC is more impartial than US mainstream but only to a point.
The BBC is Trusted News Initiative (TNI). I'll pass.
Try this instead. https://nationalinterest.org/
Try this instead. https://nationalinterest.org/
I watched the PBS NewsHour tonight. McNeil lehrer I think it is. Detailed interviews that aren't talking heads spouting snippets. After about half an hour on the war of course they switched to Texas's law banning adolescent transgender switches so I switched channels
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