Rupert Murdoch on Bias in the News
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News Corporation Chairman Rupert Murdoch argues that all news media - News Corp's own Fox News included - is inherently prone to bias, and that the best counter to this problem is a diverse media representing a variety of opinions.
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Media mogul Rupert Murdoch warned that "technology will continue to destroy all of the old ways and old assumptions, especially in the media" during an April 2 speech on "Creative Destruction: News for the 21st Century."
Rupert Murdoch is the chairman and chief executive officer of News Corporation, a global media company with properties in film, television, print and online.
News Corporation's subsidiaries include Fox News Channel, Dow Jones (publisher of the Wall Street Journal), 20th Century Fox, and MySpace - Georgetown University
Rupert Murdoch is an Australian-American global media mogul. He is the major shareholder, chairman and managing director of News Corporation (News Corp).
Beginning with newspapers, magazines and television stations in his native Australia, Murdoch expanded News Corp into the UK, US and Asian media markets. In recent years has become a leading investor in satellite television, the film industry, the Internet and media. News Corp is based in New York.
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Rupert Murdoch is the major evil genius of media. Ted Turner's just an inept old liberal. The true "fair and balanced" of the Big 3 cable news networks is MSNBC.
how can anyone even want to know what he thinks.
he is gibbering old and feeble
WE FEEL ONLY PITY
your a sad shell of a man
rupert
its like the old saying those who can do sport do it
those who dont report on it
those who have no idea about news shouldnt seek to hush it up
rot in hell rupert
you sold the people out for what?
your old bro soon you get your just reward!
enjoy watching that you helped plan fall into pieces[you backed a NWO,loser
i still don't get it!
"the more voices the better"
then he talks about how newspapers have become a monopoly when his company buys newspapers out & takes advantage of the repealing of the law that says you can't control more than one form of media in one town?!
FUCKING SNAKE
Also, the question posed was nonsensical. Since when are there two possible viewpoints: "biased" and "neutral"? What ever happened to "right" and "wrong"? (or moral v. immoral, or accurate v. inaccurate, &c.)
To call a spade a spade, the 'biased v. neutral' idiom is a construct of modern mass media, intended solely to limit the scope of debate.
"liberals have conducted themselves like true traitors and hateful hysteric anti-Americans"
THAT SOUNDS PRETTY FASCIST OF YOU TO ME. dumbass. "anyone who doesnt agree with me is anti American"
why dont you go and find out what fasicsm is?
FOR AMERICAN OIL COMPANIES TO DOMINATE THE GLOBAL OIL MARKET AND TO FUEL THE MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX DUMBASS.
This man is, Rupert Murdoch, is full of shit. The media isn't exclusively liberal or conservative, though each station does have a sort of bias to it (FNC particularly)-- it's not about liberal vs. conservative. It's about corporate interests, and it's these corporate interests that keep this bi-partisan warfare alive.
It's about the control of information to the masses.
Similarly, Russian news failed to mention the actions of the South Ossettians.
What is really of concern is the wilful manipulation of facts to suit a pre-determined ideology (a la Fox News).