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firstdown · 02-21-2007, 12:58 PM

I don't have a problem with people like O'reilly who are up front with who and what they are as a reporter. Its the ones who hide behind their trade as a reporter and report with a bias. NPR is one that comes to mind and they always say how none bias they are but all of their reporting is about as biase as it gets.What is news now days is a sign of the times and it must be what people want to see. I'm not sure of the shows name but from 7pm to 8pm its nothing but gossip type news reporting and they get very high ratings. The reason the Anna story has stayed in the news is because of how its gone to trial and you have people fighting of who's the real dad and fighting to decide where she sould be buried.

02-21-2007, 12:58 PM	#4
firstdown Living Legend Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: chesapeake, va Age: 61 Posts: 15,817	Re: Are Good Reporters a Dying, or Extinct Breed? I don't have a problem with people like O'reilly who are up front with who and what they are as a reporter. Its the ones who hide behind their trade as a reporter and report with a bias. NPR is one that comes to mind and they always say how none bias they are but all of their reporting is about as biase as it gets.What is news now days is a sign of the times and it must be what people want to see. I'm not sure of the shows name but from 7pm to 8pm its nothing but gossip type news reporting and they get very high ratings. The reason the Anna story has stayed in the news is because of how its gone to trial and you have people fighting of who's the real dad and fighting to decide where she sould be buried.