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If you wanted simple, unbiased, equitable reporting...

radcen

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If you wanted simple, unbiased, equitable reporting...

...where would you go? Which source(s) would be the best?
 
radcen said:
If you wanted simple, unbiased, equitable reporting... ...where would you go? Which source(s) would be the best?
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I've yet to find one. So I read a few and generally find the balance. The other positive about reading more than one, even though each will have some bias, they also usually have a different secondary and tertiary focus within the topic, offering a wider variety of potential details. I also avoid the extremely biased sites.
 
radcen said:
If you wanted simple, unbiased, equitable reporting...

...where would you go? Which source(s) would be the best?
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BBC
CNBC
France24
CNN
ARD/ZDF
Al Jazeera
RT

For most things that will give you all sides of a story.

Bloomberg
Reuthers

give you news pretty raw.

Or read The Economist and look at NYT and Washington Post.
 
One of the things I like to do is to read or listen to biased media coverage against their own side. Something like MSNBC criticizing the left or Fox News criticizing the right.
 
radcen said:
If you wanted simple, unbiased, equitable reporting...

...where would you go? Which source(s) would be the best?
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Blank Google news search. Gives you the articles from pretty much every angle. That's about as close as you can get to unbiased.
 
radcen said:
If you wanted simple, unbiased, equitable reporting...

...where would you go? Which source(s) would be the best?
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Mars.
 
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