Finding Unbiased News
by admin ~ January 30, 2008
Many would say that it’s becoming more and more difficult to find unbiased news sources today. From Fox’s conservative slant to any blogger’s unknown agenda, what you read isn’t necessarily what you get. It’s probably most obvious in the political spectrum, but it happens in business just as frequently. A current example: In today’s Wall Street Journal, the Portals column, Vendors Still Paying For IT Research That Flatters Them, is all about pay-for-play analyst reporting.
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