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Public Broadcasting and NPR are for those who refuse to leave their echo chamber....Fox News is for

Posted by Ross on April 22, 2025 at 08:39:53:
People who can not read.
BOTH are horribly biased.
NPR etc presents as literate and well edited...so listeners can delude themselves into believing they are serious journalists. However at least once per hour you will hear the following messages: Trump is bad. Something about ID and Gender issues. Right to an Abortion is in jeopardy. The Gaza war from the Arab perspective.
Fox is not a news channel, they present entertainment that is focused on the news. Most of their content is in a talk show round table format where various people give their opinions about current events.
Fox has the fewest remote or satellite news bureau locations among the major world media outlets.
Fox talking heads frequently lapse into colloquial slang, drop the final consonants from words (The President is goin' to, instead of will do), and their scripts need a good copy editor.
Fox does know who watches; which is why they feature so many attractive young blondes in short skirts.