FOX News Primetime Convention Speech Coverage
Courtesy of Media Matters
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FOX News Primetime Convention Speech Coverage
Courtesy of Media Matters
READER COMMENTS ON
"'Fairness and Balance' Graph of the Moment"
(5 Responses so far...)
COMMENT #1 [Permalink]
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Teddy
said on 9/2/2004 @ 8:18 am PT...
So we get only 33 minutes tonight, right? I mean, that would be balanced...
COMMENT #2 [Permalink]
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Paul
said on 9/2/2004 @ 8:24 am PT...
Fox can do what they want.
FOXNEWS BEATS BROADCAST NETWORKS FOR TUESDAY NIGHT COVERAGE OF CONVENTION --- HISTORIC UNPRECEDENTED NUMBERS FOR CABLE
10-11PM
FOXNEWS --- 5.2 MILLION
NBC --- 5.1 MILLION
CBS --- 4.4 MILLION
ABC --- 4.3 MILLION
MSNBC --- 1.6 MILLION
CNN --- 1.5 MILLION
COMMENT #3 [Permalink]
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Teddy
said on 9/2/2004 @ 10:31 am PT...
You're absolutely right, Paul. They can do what they want. I just hop in the sense of honesty they then pull their slogan, since their coverage would no longer be "balanced."
COMMENT #4 [Permalink]
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johnhp
said on 9/2/2004 @ 10:44 am PT...
Teddy,
correct me if i am wrong but didnt they get laughed out of court when they tried to sue a man for using that phrase.
And didnt faux defend suit a reporter who claimed that they were terminated because faux asked them to cook a story by suggesting they have no obligation to be truthful?
COMMENT #5 [Permalink]
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Brad
said on 9/2/2004 @ 10:56 am PT...
By the film - www.OutFoxed.Org - it's only $9.95 on DVD!
Then keep an eye on MediaMatters.org, since they have been giving terrific coverage of the "Fair and Balance" one finds on Fox.
I enjoy Fox, btw. It's too bad they have to lie and misrepresent themselves. If they merely changed their name to the RNN (Republican News Network) to accurately reflect who and what they are, I'd have *no* problem with them.
Apparently, however, Americans like Paul don't care about *real* news anymore. It's propoganda they are interested in, and thus, they have lost all notion of what is *really* going on in their country and world.
Apparently, until it bites *them* in the ass, they are very happy with the blissful ignorance. I guess.
Decide for yourself why that might be.