How biased is your news source?

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https://on.mktw.net/2P7vwwW
This is very interesting and helpful.
There’s a chart that establishes which news sources are leftish, rightish or neutral....
It looks accurate.
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I’ve already done the research to know which sources are least biased and most fact based, so every news outlet I read stories from is both. I do keep a couple of biased sources (in each direction) on my newsfeed to get the range of opinions, though.
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AP, Reuters, and PBS Newshour are the three I trust for the least amount of (if at all) biased journalism and reporting.
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I predominately stick with least biased and high fact based rated sources, but after I do read at least 1 article from sources that are more left and right biased to better understand others.
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I like to use media bias/fact check website. I believe pema used it on CM which where I learned about it.
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I’d say pretty F***ing biased

Equally biased though

I mainly lurk here a few other forums and Facebook then whatever pops up on Apple news 😂
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"In haughty Squidward voice" I'm neutral- I listen to public radio. Actually I do like BBC and NPR. They always seemed to at least be attempting to stay neutral.
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AZLizardLady wrote: Thu Dec 12, 2019 10:12 pm AP, Reuters, and PBS Newshour are the three I trust for the least amount of (if at all) biased journalism and reporting.
What about The HIll? Washington Times? Circa?
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All I want are facts. Not the reporters opinion about the facts. I can't stand Talking Heads.
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CockatooCrazyColt529 wrote: Fri Dec 13, 2019 3:00 pm All I want are facts. Not the reporters opinion about the facts. I can't stand Talking Heads.
I do feel there are a couple of NPR interviewers who are a bit aggressive and interrupt the interviewee. One woman on Morning Edition in particular. Yes you want to ask hard questions but shut up and let the person speak ffs.
I don't like talking heads either.
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