Does anyone actually like any newspaper?
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pablo 1878
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My honest answer is no. I haven't bought a newspaper in about 6 or 7 years. Not because I'm stupid or ignorant, quite the opposite, I don't want to read agenda-driven spin.
But where do you get your news from then? Every media source is agenda driven spin.
Bungle
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Kiwi
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I didn't mind the national rag the NZ Herald a while back, then it transformed overnight a few years ago into a tabloid and stopped any kind of real reporting or investigative journalism.
pablo 1878
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Twitter obviously...
All joking aside, I tend to use the BBC website but I'm well aware that they can be far from independent on certain issues
pablo 1878
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I do think they can be biased at times, particularly with their TV news with Tory-boy Nick Robinson providing his own narrative to the political news.
I generally find the news reporting on the website to be reasonably informative in terms of reporting the facts without too much by way of spin. But, like I said, they can be far from independent at times - take the recent anti-austerity march in London. Some estimates put the number of marchers at 150-200k, whereas the BBC website reported "thousands" which would suggest a certain amount of spin to talk the numbers down
davek
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http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spor...ws/night-evertons-pockets-were-picked-9532865
The big relaunch day has arrived and the Echo have kicked it off with a hard hitting walk down memory lane: a complete reprint of their Everton v Villareal match report from 10 years ago.
Fantastic journalism lads, keep it up. What we need is more of these 'Big Dunc' testimonial pieces between now and August. Loads more of them and some on fixture changes and maybe some of Preno's tragical history tour efforts.
We'll soon have that board out.
The big relaunch day has arrived and the Echo have kicked it off with a hard hitting walk down memory lane: a complete reprint of their Everton v Villareal match report from 10 years ago.
Fantastic journalism lads, keep it up. What we need is more of these 'Big Dunc' testimonial pieces between now and August. Loads more of them and some on fixture changes and maybe some of Preno's tragical history tour efforts.
We'll soon have that board out.
I had a go at him on Twitter and it turned into a tit for tat, he genuinely wouldn't have it that there was anything wrong with what he wrote. Then he got one of his mates to try and defend him.
Pair of shithouses, I'd level them both at the same time.
Ihaters
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To be fair Dave, unless they write that Martinez finishing bottom half of the table was an inspired effort against a backdrop of the evil master villain Kenwright... your not going to like any reporter.
Saint Domingo
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Can you imagine if that had been their beloved LFC? The echo would still be hysterically screaming for a special dispensation ten years later.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
It's not about me.
15 years they've had to put any sort of criticism about this board in print and have never done so. They fail to reflect, much less represent, the readers they hope to reach. That's why they're a joke now amongst Everton supporters.
Apparently their boss said though that Everton's owners are going to be questioned in the same manner as Liverpool's owners are from now on. I wonder when we'll see that happening?
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