noslodecoy on 22 January 2009
| MikeB said: @ madskillz The media is reporting facts. If you want an opinion, read an editorial. It seems you know little about media coverage which is always biased to some extend. A lot of news coverage is editorialized and even if a news service tries to stay as objective as possible, still a selection of "facts" needs to be made (they decide what's important to cover and what's not) and the choice with regard to which people's perspectives to highlight. Really reread the news coverages regarding the PS3 starting from 2006. Believe me in hind sight it's easy to spot much bias, unprofessionalism, lack of research and verification. IMO in general the past couple of years US media coverages have been extremely bad. The Dutch media paid much attention to this in the past as well, actually performing in depth research on the issue. (of course this didn't relate to the PS3, but rather with regard to politics, war, cover-ups, etc) Dutch journalists also highlighted how despite best efforts their coverage is also biased to some extend, or even the BBC, a relatively very correct and professional broadcast service. |
Would you be so kind as to link to these biased articles that you uncovered that are related to the PS3?
What do you think is the motivation for the "US Media" to be biased against the PS3?
