Where do you get your news? Not opinions, or analysis, but basic news?
Are you reasonably satisfied with your news sources? Do you worry a lot about bias?
Sunday, November 21, 2010
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Jonathan Bernstein
I'm a political scientist blogging about American politics, especially the presidency, Congress, parties, and elections.
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The NPR News Hour anchored by Jim Lehrer. They customarily spend 10-15 minutes on a given story, with contributions from experts across the political spectrum. As fair and balanced as you're going to find anywhere on TV. (An additional plus: I have yet to hear a reference to any of Sarah Palin's "tweets.)
ReplyDeleteI get my news through a variety of internet sources and the local paper.
ReplyDeleteI don't watch Fox or any of the "channels" as I have come to consider those sources too unreliable as they "self censure" the news they report.
Online I tend to use RealClearPolitics which itself is definitely a conservative leaning. But they link everyone.
In fact I have come to use their video page if I feel a need to actually watch something as they have a link page to the following sites ( in the lower left hand of the page )
Early Show O'Reilly Factor Face the Nation
Fox & Friends Fox News Sunday Glenn Beck
Hannity Hardball Larry King Live
Meet the Press Morning Joe Countdown
On the Record Rachel Maddow Special Report
This Week Anderson Cooper 360
The Today Show Good Morning America
CBS Evening News The Situation Room
Which if you look at the list pretty much gives you the whole spectrum.