You start by recognizing the bias for a variety of news sources  (THEY ALL
HAVE BIAS) and get your news from a variety of sources.  They're all
competing for your eyeballs and trying to sway you to their bias.  Look at
what all three sides say (left, right, and every one else) and make up your
own mind.
I get all my news online with the occasional TV broadcast.

On Tue, Oct 2, 2012 at 11:44 AM, <joe@actionline.com> wrote:

>
> Which news sources (print and/or internet) do y'all prefer?
>
> I'm fed up with *all* media sources ... with all of the bias (both ways),
> spin, distortion, inflammation, exaggeration, ambulance chasing
> sensationalizing, and overdone visual graphics.
>
> Haven't subscribed to any print media for more than 20 years, but used to
> scan the USA Today headlines online; however, since they just changed
> their format to force an excessive (imh) clutter of graphics on us, it is
> no longer a viable option for me.
>
> Are there any online news headline sources that are not radical, liberal,
> left-wing, extremist, fanatic, spinmeisters? ... or (almost as bad)
> extreme right-wingers?
>
> I've tried all those listed at this link and found nothing that seems
> reasonably "fair and balanced" ... and most of all *efficient* without
> excessive clutter.
>
> - - - http://www.upquick.com/best/news.htm - - -
>
> So what would y'all recommend?
>
>
>
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