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roamer65

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24. I've found NHK, Al Jazeera, France 24 and Bloomberg to be a pretty potent mix.

Reply to hunter (Reply #23)

Thu Aug 22, 2019, 05:47 PM

Aug 2019

I was watching Bloomberg Asia one evening and they started discussing the Uyghur issue. Bloomberg reporter piped right up and said the monitor of the mainland China signal has gone blank due to censorship. Gutsy move!

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Shocker: Cable New Networks Don't Deliver the News [View all] MineralMan Aug 2019 OP

I get the news I need on the weather report I can gather all the news I need on the weather report underpants Aug 2019 #1

Actually the CBS, NBC, and ABC News are still MineralMan Aug 2019 #3

trouble with CBS, NBC, ABC Hermit-The-Prog Aug 2019 #25

Love that song.... spanone Aug 2019 #31

An exception to that I would argue is Bloomberg. They mix so much commentary within their reporting still_one Aug 2019 #2

I've never watched it. MineralMan Aug 2019 #4

Not t everyone receives it, and while it is mostly slanted toward business, except when they are still_one Aug 2019 #5

I'm sure it's on my cable list. MineralMan Aug 2019 #7

I love Bloomberg Asia. roamer65 Aug 2019 #20

I agree. Asia, Europe, Middle East, the world still_one Aug 2019 #21

If you have a streaming player like Roku... roamer65 Aug 2019 #22

I read somewhere that prior to 1987 "news" had to be strictly factual captain queeg Aug 2019 #6

I'm not sure about that. News can be slanted, of course. MineralMan Aug 2019 #8

Thank Raygun for that. FoxNewsSucks Aug 2019 #11

Bingo. We have a winner! roamer65 Aug 2019 #18

Even if that were true, cable channels would have been exempt. nt. Mariana Aug 2019 #15

For news it's my local paper and the Washington Post. For comradebillyboy Aug 2019 #9

Agree on the local paper. Dagstead Bumwood Aug 2019 #14

I have stopped watching cable news...as I am sick of the commentary...and the negativity...it Demsrule86 Aug 2019 #10

My dad used to get home from work, pop open a beer, and watch CBS news. hunter Aug 2019 #12

Our children, now adults, likewise don't have "traditional" television Locrian Aug 2019 #32

They are too busy not_the_one Aug 2019 #13

Thanks again, MM. A few months ago, you posted something similar along these lines. yonder Aug 2019 #16

I can't stand all these panel shows IcyPeas Aug 2019 #17

For real news reporting I stream channels on Roku. roamer65 Aug 2019 #19

NHK World, Al Jazeera World, Deutsche Welle, BBC, and France 24 all have their blind spots. hunter Aug 2019 #23

I've found NHK, Al Jazeera, France 24 and Bloomberg to be a pretty potent mix. roamer65 Aug 2019 #24

Al Jazeera is covering the Amazon fires really well tonite. roamer65 Aug 2019 #26

There's still HLN from CNN. JohnnyRingo Aug 2019 #27

NPR and pbs news casts are burrowowl Aug 2019 #28

I support my local public radio station... hunter Aug 2019 #29

Remember the film Broadcast News? BigmanPigman Aug 2019 #30