What would ‘the most trusted man’ think of his alma mater?
The demise of CBS mirrors that of all the American legacy news organizations that at one time set the world standard for broadcast journalism.
Tagged: media bias
A sacred responsibility shirked.
A commitment to fairness and objectivity toward the goal of creating an informed electorate is a small price to pay for the privilege and standing that the legacy media continue to enjoy.
Democrats just can’t let it go.
It can be fairly said that Democrats have a race fixation. Maybe call it a fetish.
Hannity is right. Journalism really is dead.
For a republic of ostensibly free citizens to function those citizens must be well and properly informed.
A liberal journalist’s full confession.
Uri Berliner blows the whistle on the left-wing bias that guides every important editorial decision at NPR.
Inside the Legacy Media Bubble.
if you can manage to land a job in the Legacy Media Bubble, it’s one of the cushiest places to work in all the world.
The state of American journalism: Exhibit A
If you’re among the dwindling number of Americans who watch the legacy network Sunday shows you saw this past Sunday a prime example of what’s wrong with “journalism” in America.
The real problem here.
Put simply, rather than report on an election outcome, the media sought to bring about an election outcome.
The media’s disgraceful reporting of the Rittenhouse case.
By making things up from whole cloth or, more insidiously, leaving out important details, the media created its own malignant narrative surrounding the Rittenhouse case.
Refusing to speak the truth.
The biggest problem with corporate media is not what they report and get wrong, it’s what they choose not to report at all.
Truth about the media.
Elite journalists have taken it upon themselves to decide what is acceptable policy and who is acceptable to hold office.
Asked and answered.
I’d be willing to bet that Donald Trump has taken more questions from the media in 44 months than his two predecessors combined took in 16 years.