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Showing Original Post only (View all)Your most trusted new source is: (Help my granddaughter's project please) [View all]
Simple question: Who do you trust to provide you with accurate and timely information? Why?
(Full disclosure: granddaughter has a HS project on trusted news sources she needs responses from several hundred people across the US)
I agreed to ask the exact 2 questions above and provide the responses. Please no PII or tacky remarks, she is not supposed to filter any of the responses. Happy to post her overall results if there is interest. )
Thanks in advance on behalf of Sadie.
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NPR because they fact check. Also, I know many of the local MinnPR people and they all have the highest integrity.
Nanuke
Nov 6
#7
Not a trick answer. My two news sources are Aggregators/Curators of news articles, and they are heavily moderated.
usonian
Nov 6
#8
Curators? I'll add that, because that's the effect, and I actually do curate articles for a friend still in industry.
usonian
Nov 6
#40
Excellent project. Just this thread is informative. It seems like "unreliable" sources
AnotherMother4Peace
Nov 6
#17
Depends on the topic... Al Jazeera is excellent on most everything except Israel and Gaza...
WarGamer
Nov 6
#25
Agree. Know from working in newsrooms that the top people are hired by AP. nt
allegorical oracle
Nov 6
#36
It goes withou saying DU is a great source, but iI find youtube to be informative.
Demsrule86
Nov 6
#34