Give A Good Example Of An Objective News Source

[Rey C.]

PBS Newshour, BBC World News America and Al Jazeera America

I would agree with this^^^. Overall, I think all of those tend to be at least fairly objective, especially when compared to Fox, MSNBC, CNN and most of the rest in the U.S.


I would also add Reuters to the list, although (as yet), Reuters has no over-air TV news outlet. But there is Reuters Plus, a YouTube channel. Years ago I would have had Bloomberg Financial on the list. I had one TV that stayed on Bloomberg TV so much that the logo was burned into the upper right hand corner. But those days are now over and Bloomberg TV is now just a way for the former mayor of New York to push his biased views using the (money losing) channel as his mic and sell his over-priced Bloomberg terminals to banks and brokers - and he hires only those who fit with his Soros-like agenda. Much like CNN, most of the good broadcast journalists have departed Bloomy over the past couple of years. Real shame. I used to really like that channel. CNBC is OK, but they have a rather obvious feminist/PC agenda that they push quite hard. Fox Business News is all but unwatchable. They run stock quotes and pretend to be CNBC competitors, but spend most of their time trying to insert their right-wing political views into every (and a I do mean EVERY!!!) business news story.

 

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

NHK, the Japan people's news thingy, seems fairly down the middle. They have a really cute weather girl who acts frightened when reporting a storm but warms up and smiles if the weather is better somewhere else. BBC uses a Scarecrow woman.