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Re: TV news & moron guest \"experts\"
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] I've been reviewing how TV news reviews scientific topics lately. It's rather disturbing to see the quality of guest experts I see on Fox News. It's almost like they seek out the biggest moron activist they can find and face them off with another moron. What you get it two people that don't have a clue about what they are talking about yelling at each other. [/ QUOTE ] You haven't noticed that this seems to be the format for almost all of Fox's shows? [/ QUOTE ] I really haven't watched TV in a while. I just remember that during the Iraq invasion they seemed to do a pretty good job of interviewing important people. I'm just curious if there is ANY TV news that is more than a bucket of turds. Sounds like that answer is a big fat no. [/ QUOTE ] youtube/googlevid is pretty good |
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Do any of the news channels invite guests from NOAA, the CDC, or some other big name serious institution? Or do they all put "tobacco funded think tank vs. environmental blogger" or some other complete [censored]? [/ QUOTE ] So in your book, anything from the state has more credibility than anything else. |
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Re: TV news & moron guest \"experts\"
"Do any of the news channels invite guests from NOAA, the CDC, or some other big name serious institution? Or do they all put "tobacco funded think tank vs. environmental blogger" or some other complete [censored]?"
You can't ask something to go against it's interests; it won't unless you use force to ensure it does, which is wrong. Asking a T.V. station to do something that will hurt ratings is like asking a bull, politely, not to charge you. There are plently of alternatives to t.v. stations for information, and even video information on the internet. |
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There are plently of alternatives to t.v. stations for information, and even video information on the internet. [/ QUOTE ] Best sites for video information on the intranetz? |
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[ QUOTE ] There are plently of alternatives to t.v. stations for information, and even video information on the internet. [/ QUOTE ] Best sites for video information on the intranetz? [/ QUOTE ] http://video.google.com for broad searches, basically worthless unless you use 'advanced search' and set it at > 20 minutes. Deleted |
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