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Moloch wants to start WWIII with the hajis and charge us to watch. #rupertmurdoch
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"I'll get my news with a conservative bias, then I'll get my news with a liberal bias, and I'm covered! I've heard both sides!"
Why the fuck do you want to hear news with a bias at all? If I feel my news is being presented with a bias, it will be discounted until I find unbiased source. I'm pretty damn liberal, but listening to Air America makes my projectile vomit spew just as far as it does when I hear Sean Hannity.
I don't want bias in my news. And if a news source has intentional bias, it's not news!
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The reason behind the withdrawal of Newscorp content from Google listings comes from efforts by Newscorp to further capitalize on their editorials, many of which are subscription based.
They often run stories on things other news sources do not. They want the content of their articles to be viewed from their page, and to reduce syndication online to protect their investments in radio and television news by providing them with content that can't be found syndicated through other organizations.
They believe this will give them more editorial control over their content, Allowing them to have their articles appear together, rather than among articles from competing organizations.
The problem is the internet doesn't work that way. They can't control the flow of their content or the context in which it is viewed by the reader. The internet has always been their Achilles heel. They are dominant in TV and radio, but weak online and in print compared to the others. Their efforts to control how the content is delivered often overshadows the efforts to produce more and better quality content.
So Google doesn't give a sh*t? No surprises there. Newscorp has a right to remove them selves from google's index, but their competitors will not. Google news will carry on, with most of their readers never even noticing a difference.
It's too bad. I enjoy sources like Fox news. They are conservatively biased, but they're not the only biased news source around. They provide a sense of balance to the liberally skewed reports you find from MSNBC and CNN. With journalistic integrity being completely dead in media today, I find myself having to read the same story from multiple sources to get past the BS spin people put on the news.
This is a bad move. #rupertmurdoch
11/10/09
Where else would violent games get all the publicity?
And what about looney advocates? They are human too, they have their needs. Ok, not too shure about that last sentence. #rupertmurdoch
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Not really, some actually try to be objective as possible. Fox goes the other way #rupertmurdoch
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Gizmodo's the place where you go to find "F*&! you, AT&T!" in the headline.
I mean, both are awesome. Frankly, I read stuff on Ars and want a place where like-minded folk can just yell.
Problem is, major news networks (Fox especially included) are like Gizmodo, but think they're Ars.
I notice Ars is also usually the last to write-up a breaking story, too. They're the best, but the last. Cardinal foul in the pro news world, apparently. #rupertmurdoch
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Tell me ONE news outlet that is truly "objective"
I'll wait patiently, but I highly doubt you will find one
Every Liberal is scared of Fox because they aren't kissing Dear Leader's ass every other report #rupertmurdoch
11/10/09
Just about every other news outlet is more so than Fox. On Fox you'll have to try very hard NOT to find propaganda. On other channels it's the other way around. #rupertmurdoch
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@Nick: #rupertmurdoch
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But without Fox, we wouldn't be able to enjoy their high quality content! *SOBS PROFUSELY* #rupertmurdoch
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[labnol.blogspot.com] #rupertmurdoch
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@Joewithay: That's it, you're being sued too... Muahahaha
#rupertmurdoch