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They may have facts buried somewhere among their opinions, but their opinions dominate their “reporting” so much that I cannot accept it as true journalism. |
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But, the Times is considered the single best source for news in the world. I have been reading the Times, among others for many years, and knowing the journalistic exercise the reporters are required it is a great source. I also suppose, well I know...attitude of the reader is important. I have gone to the news "above the fold" in the Times, expecting to read certain news, only to be disappointed in what happened. That helps me, because I approach my news as a learning experience, and not a validation of what I think. The summary, usually on page 2 is a great way to begin your day. I seldom read the Times opinion pieces, not because I disagree, but I prefer to make my opinions based on the facts. Now, admittedly, I have left the Times and checked other sources...never a cable news show, and if needed continue to read. Reuters is a good source....PBS is usually dependable. Again, attitude of the reader is important. If you are looking for factual news, I, and most of the world consider the Times top notch, but if you simply want easy validation of what you already think, it's not for you. |
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I will say that I don’t consider the Times quite as unjournalistic as the Post, but that’s not saying much. |
I don't ever having to fact check prior to 2016.
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I ask because they are both internationally respected, and have been for many many years, thus my question. However, if you find my post to be condescending when it is simply a known and accepted world wide fact, I can only imagine your comments to my question. 10 Journalism Brands Where You Find Real Facts Rather Than Alternative Facts |
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"Fact Check" sites are all biased...so why bother!?
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They don't lie. They use descriptors that are demeaning and critical and unkind. They will say he "scoffed at" instead of he was "critical of" . There are so many examples, over and over every day from all of the even responsible news sources that would make my excellent high school journalism teacher wet her socks. Those who think the way the writers write don't see it or feel it or find issue with it. I do. Every damned day. |
Some "news" sources are more entertainment than "news". And they are very easy to spot.
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Been around politics pretty much my entire adult life....it’s new to me. |
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