Is your media less biased than mine?

[Wingnut]

Nope. It was online -- a Yahoo! article, I believe. I didn't pay attention to the original source on that one, but most news articles I read on Yahoo! (as opposed to entertainment or human interest stories) are either from AP or Reuters, usually AP.

[talisyn]

I forgot all about yahoo and other places like that. My husband likes reading AOL news. What I like about them is they kind've point you in the right direction if you want to delve deeper into a story. There are some biases shown with certain hot topics like immigration and gay marriage, but if you keep alert for the slant you can still get the news. My favorite news aggregator is sometimes a bit earthy so I won't link it, but the links are submitted by a huge variety of people who have about every opinion along the political spectrum. You just have to hunt a bit to find the balance you need

[bytebear]

You know the media isn't doing their job when investigative reporting is done by bloggers, who uncover massive corruption as in the case with ACORN. This is particularly disturbing because ACORN was a major political powderkeg for at least a year prior, yet not one major news outlet would dare touch for fear it would explode prior to the presidential election.