the least trusted

[DOGS THAT BARK]

Poll: Among cable-news networks, MSNBC trusted by ? 12%

Among cable news channels, Fox was the clear winner, with 42 percent of respondents saying it is their main source, compared with 30 percent who cited CNN and 12 percent who rely on MSNBC.




Get full poll results.


http://www.politico.com/polls/politico-george-washington-university-battleground-poll.html
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[WhatsHisNuts]

So, what's more important Wayne: Most Trusted or Most Correct?

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[WhatsHisNuts]

http://www.economist.com/blogs/democracyinamerica/2009/10/obama_and_fox_news

It's not so much that Fox News has an obvious rightward slant, it's that the network often gets things wrong in an effort to reinforce its conservative opinions.

 

[DOGS THAT BARK]

So, what's more important Wayne: Most Trusted or Most Correct?


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</P>I'm thinking the 2 go hand in hand :shrug:

Depends whether one tends to be swayed by facts or opinion I guess-- We all have our preferences

:0008

 

[WhatsHisNuts]

Really?

 

[The Sponge]

i have said to Wayne a thousand times that professional wrestling is the highest rated show on cable. what does this prove? It proves how this country is littered with nitwits. So now a bunch of gullible nitwits aka Tea Baggers who swear by Fox News, should make me now thinkk they are correct all the time. wayne i will go by that Maryland study which showed what kind of nitwits believe Fox News is a real news organization.

Misperceptions
What percent of audience members held one or more of three misperceptions
about the war? (Source: Program on International Policy Attitudes.)
Fox 80%
CBS 71%
ABC 61%
NBC 55%
CNN 55%
Print media 47%
PBS/NPR 23%

RELATED STORY

Terry Gross and Fox News pundit Bill O'Reilly clash on her show, October 2003.

OUTSIDE LINKS

"Misperceptions, Media and the Iraq War" and other papers on PIPA website.

 

[The Sponge]

</P>I'm thinking the 2 go hand in hand :shrug:

Depends whether one tends to be swayed by facts or opinion I guess-- We all have our preferences

:0008

let me guess. U think Fox is facts and the others are opinions :facepalm: they must grow some real good shit in Kentucky.

 

[Trench]

</P>I'm thinking the 2 go hand in hand :shrug:

Depends whether one tends to be swayed by facts or opinion I guess-- We all have our preferences

Wrong.

FOX and their counterpart on the left, MSNBC, bear no resemblence to objective news networks. They each pander to their core audience. In each case, their viewers watch not because Fox or MSNBC deliver accurate and objective news, but because they deliver news with a slant that panders to their (the viewers) political views.

 

[Trampled Underfoot]

Wrong.

FOX and their counterpart on the left, MSNBC, bear no resemblence to objective news networks. They each pander to their core audience. In each case, their viewers watch not because Fox or MSNBC deliver accurate and objective news, but because they deliver news with a slant that panders to their (the viewers) political views.

...and that is what makes doggie just another sheep.