Rest In Peace, '60 Minutes'

[RickeyM]

FOX is (approximately 99%) propaganda and straight out lies. They're listed as an entertainment network instead of a news network to skirt around not being held to the truth.

[donquixote99]

Originally Posted by Dondilion

All news media operate within guard rails. Legalism, alignment and bias help in the definition of such rails.
Fox is less pretentious.

So you excuse Fox lies by saying at least Fox doesn't pretend to be truthful?

[Oerets]

As one who remembers the time before FOX "News" was around.

Seeing witnessing it in conjunction with a political party controlling the narrative. No longer reporting just the facts letting them fall where they may. Impartiality a forgotten art form. Not wanting to show any of the ugly behind the curtain if it is theirs. Willing to distort the facts gaslighting all also selling hate and division. Choosing personalities and distraction over hard hitting investigating. Yes even making a assumption then running with it even after proven to be wrong,

[Dondilion]

Originally Posted by Oerets

As one who remembers the time before FOX "News" was around.

Seeing witnessing it in conjunction with a political party controlling the narrative. No longer reporting just the facts letting them fall where they may. Impartiality a forgotten art form. Not wanting to show any of the ugly behind the curtain if it is theirs. Willing to distort the facts gaslighting all also selling hate and division. Choosing personalities and distraction over hard hitting investigating. Yes even making a assumption then running with it even after proven to be wrong,

Fox is obvious. Often those who are drawn to a particular media house do so to reinforce their biases. Fox is so obvious that whoever becomes an incidental member of the audience can easily make the required discernment. One poster here makes the observation that Fox is tantamount to entertainment.

With some media output one should look at selectivity to get a good grasp of partiality.
Hard hitting is often very selective.

At the end of the day media is a business. Demanding autonomy and attempting to brow beat ownership is not realistic.