The ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya 3rd R speaks to
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Ousted Honduran leader to meet with Clinton

Joe Jackson father of deceased pop star Michael Jackson speaks
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Joe Jackson Makes Bid for Care of Michael Kids

General Motors Company President and CEO Fritz Henderson addresses
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General Motors Company President and CEO Fritz Henderson addresses the media during a news conference to announce GM new corporate structure in Detroit Michigan July 10 2009 reuters rebecca Cook

Which news media on TV gives the best coverage of all of the candidates without bias?
Q. I am finding it difficult to find a news media on TV who gives equal coverage to all candidates without slamming some candidates while putting others on pedestals. Personally, I feel offended by the news media that suppresses the news because they support a candidate. Rather than reporting the news, they are censoring the news and thereby taking away my ability to make an informed decision. Does true news reporting exist today or is it just what they're paid to report or exclude? Don't news reporters have some kind of regulations or guidelines to follow?
Asked by Naturescent - Sun Jan 13 09:44:10 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. BBC or PBS evening news I like CSpan in the mornings 7-10 am NPR radio is good too
Answered by idiotmen10 - Sun Jan 13 09:54:13 2008

How well does the American news media reflect actual events?
Q. Ever seen a protest in person and then watched the coverage on the news later? How about other examples where the media either covered something totally fairly or with complete bias? Also, does the media favor a particular ideology? If so which one?
Asked by fuddlynn - Tue Aug 29 10:26:23 2006 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Once upon a time I heard the drive-by media referred to as vultures . Since that time ,have seen various events covered , in what I can only describe as vulture mentality . I have , as you ask, seen several protests on the evening news portrayed as tho they are talking about something in another world-after viewing it with my own eyes-knowing the "report" was fabricated & exaggerated , time after time .If anyone is misfortunate enough to answer media questions , you are likely to be misquoted unless it is on camera-and even then -it's likely to be taken out of context , for the sake of the story . "The story" is often whatever they want it to be . In fairness , I admit I have seen a few dignitary funerals reported without total bias .. I'm [cont.]
Answered by MissMazie - Tue Aug 29 14:55:17 2006

Why is the news media so hung up on all the bad stuff?
Q. Once again the Dow is down for the day and the Liberal news Media is all over it. Last week the dow was up nearly 600 points and you didn't hear a peep out of the news media.
Asked by The Blind Leading the Blind - Thu Jul 24 15:59:15 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. People like to see that their life isn't the worst one out there...so in a way seeing all bad news on tv makes them feel a little better about the life they have. All good news would make some people jealous or worse, suicidal. (just think if the guy that just had his house burned down and lost everything he owned watched the news and it was all about smart kids in school, great honors people were given, and how rich people spent their millions on great things...that would suck for them)
Answered by jeffrey589 - Thu Jul 24 17:37:04 2008