Re:America’s elderly seem more screen-obsessed than the young
by seibelj on Wednesday August 14, 2019 @11:57PM
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I’ve yet to find a news source without an agenda, corporate or non-profit
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Re:America’s elderly seem more screen-obsessed than the young
by Iv on Thursday August 15, 2019 @12:22AM
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https://www.afp.com/en
Agence France Presse is a bit of an oddity in terms of structure. Legally a corporation, it has no shareholders and is forbidden by its bylaws to receive public subventions. It mostly sell news feeds to other medias.
You may be surprised by the clear design and the absence of ads.
It is managed by an assembly of 18 people, mostly representatives from local medias (who are all biased in different ways) and 3 members sent by the government. Its finances are managed by specialized magistrates.
In my opinion it is a great model organization of private-public collaboration and an example of correctly set incentives for a good neutral news agency.
Re:America’s elderly seem more screen-obsessed than the young
by Gene_Parmesan on Thursday August 15, 2019 @02:16AM
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PBS News Hour is about as close as you're going to get in America, in terms of lack of strong political bias and emphasis on factual, 'hard' news.
Re:America’s elderly seem more screen-obsessed than the young
by apatters on Thursday August 15, 2019 @03:57AM
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I wonder if you have reviewed the work done by Ad Fontes Media. They've made the most thorough effort I've come across to determine the degree and nature of bias in various media organizations.