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Accurate and Unbiased News
Sun, 09/27/2009 - 18:26 | Tavis TalksAccording to a survey conducted by the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press, 63% of Americans feel that news stories are often incorrect:
The public's assessment of the accuracy of news stories is now at its lowest level in more than two decades of Pew Research surveys, and Americans' views of media bias and independence now match previous lows.
What can news organizations do for Americans to feel they're getting accurate and unbiased reporting?


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Accurate and Unbiased News
News organizations should report the facts and not their opinions or political agendas.
What you see is not always what you get. (accuracy counts)
I just read your article in USA Weekend on Hillary Clinton. In the article you give an opinion about the ethnic makeup of the US Military that is not accurate. I know that you intend to be accurate so I have included some information for you to read to further your education in this area. "The following analysis of race is based on a comparison of the 2003 recruit data and Census population data for ages 18 and above. The Table provides a summary of racial data, revealing that enlisted recruits are similar to the population with a few sharp differences. Table 3 also includes a breakout comparison of the 2003 Army recruits, since that branch bears a larger share of danger on the ground in Iraq and Afghanistan. For example, the data show that, proportionally, blacks make up 43 percent more of the Army recruits than does the general population, but this is not in place of whites, who make up 1 percent more (not less). Other racial categories, notably American Indians/Alaskan Natives (53 percent) and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islanders (249 percent) are even more overrepresented. Hispanics and Asians are under represented. The demographic data on race reveal that military enlistees are not, in fact, more heavily recruited from black neighborhoods. The data also reveal that minorities serve in different proportions, but not because fewer whites are serving. In other words, there is no disproportionate share of minorities serving in the military, as claimed by editorials around the nation. Some minorities participate more heavily than other minorities."
news reports factual
Don't hire puppets
Telling the Truth
I Think, News organizations should tell the Truth, the Whole Truth, and Nothing But the Turth, so Help them God.