Post: #1

Despite how you feel about his politics this is a pretty funny rip at CNN.

http://www.ijreview.com/2013/05/51832-jo...s-network/

Post: #2

He's correct and it's funny when expressed that way. Good job, John Stewart.

For poking at famous media personalities or institutions, I also liked these:

http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/blo...e-20130502
http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/blo...t-20130510

Post: #3

This is hilarious. CNN used to be a stand-up news organization. Pretty fucking sad how far they've fallen to cater to the celebrity obsessed pundits of today.

Post: #4

do you guys in america actually have any proper news organisations left? It seems like the BBC here is going the same way, the journalists are fucking appalling, I think only Al Jazeera is trustworthy

Post: #5

(05-14-2013 03:48 AM)bojangles Wrote:  do you guys in america actually have any proper news organisations left? It seems like the BBC here is going the same way, the journalists are fucking appalling, I think only Al Jazeera is trustworthy

npr radio is usually pretty lucid.

If you are talking about print, the associated press articles just say what happened in their news stories and don't really offer any sort of bias one way or the other.

Post: #6

(05-14-2013 03:48 AM)bojangles Wrote:  do you guys in america actually have any proper news organisations left? It seems like the BBC here is going the same way, the journalists are fucking appalling, I think only Al Jazeera is trustworthy

NPR, PBS, and parts of the BBC are good.

NPR in particular is a well hidden secret of honest news reporting. If you listen regularly consider supporting your local NPR affiliate.