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re: Difference between CNN and Fox

Posted on 7/6/17 at 1:00 pm to
Posted by GumboPot
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Posted on 7/6/17 at 1:00 pm to
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Correct me if I'm wrong


Okay.

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Fox reports the news with a hard bias to the right.


I know Trump does not necessarily equal Right but that is how the political landscape is aligned right now. That is, if you are reporting against Trump you are more than likely reporting against the Right.

A recent Harvard study indicates a 52% negative reporting toward Trump for Fox News and 93% negative reporting by CNN. So Fox News is actually pretty "fair and balanced" according to this study and pretty centrist...not hard right.



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Posted by Bullethead88
Half way between LSU and Tulane
Member since Dec 2009
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Posted on 7/7/17 at 10:29 am to
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A recent Harvard study indicates a 52% negative reporting toward Trump for Fox News and 93% negative reporting by CNN. So Fox News is actually pretty "fair and balanced" according to this study and pretty centrist...not hard right.

Don't think so. CNN is not much more extreme than FOX, if any.

If the WSJ, which is centrist right leaning, was at 30, Fox was 18 points more positive than the WSJ. CNN was 23 points more negative than the WSJ.

The problem with your reasoning is assuming that a neutral position would be 50%, when the numbers show that a neutral position would probably be a little more negative than WSJ. If you put that neutral position number at 28, FOX and CNN are basically equally far apart from neutral.

Saying FOX is fair and balanced is not supported by the Harvard study, and is a rather large leap of bias.
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