how can we trust the western media?

http://www.anti-cnn.com/

Does anyone know that web-site? It is set-up by Chinese people to anti the CNN, BBC, etc. media corporation.

On 14 March, 2008. Most of you know what happened in Tibet, but lots of the western media (especially UK, US, Germany, France), they played huge joke on this. They are reporting the false news to the public while their purpose is to attact Chinese government.

Now, Chinese people are getting very angry about them, so, they set-up that website. I here welcome everyone to take a look at it, only for know the truth and shame those boradcasting corporations.

Here's a question comes, how can we trust them if they always tell lies which made by their governments?

Anonymous2008-03-28T01:13:53Z

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Yes! the Chinese government is not all that open.

but the fact is that CNN, Fox news are so much more "politicized" and not much about the news itself (lobbying all the news according to their Government agendas!)

It just explains the general ignorant attitude of the American people who only "trust" their media with hearts and souls

shame on USA and its so called "freedom of speech"

Anonymous2008-03-28T01:42:30Z

The Media is there to make money. The more sensational the story(news), the more people will tune in, the more people the advertising will reach, the more money the media corporation will get. If the news is not sensational enough they will "make" the story more interesting by using different interpretations of what really happened. Bending the truth; using footage and interviews out of context.

Mostly the media is not influenced by government but, this is not always the case. This is where YOU have to decide. To blindly believe what the media is showing, is like following a blind person towards a cliff. By the way this happens more in Eastern and African countries than in Western ones, because a lot of Eastern and African Media corporations is State owned.

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Anonymous2008-03-28T01:13:53Z

When I heard the Dalai Lama say that he will step down as leader-in-exile of Tibet if the violence doesn't stop, I knew the newsmedia got the whole thing wrong.
I remember how when the Soviet Union was around people would say, "When it comes to the Soviet media you need to learn to read between the lines because if they don't like it, they won't say it. Period."
Most of the time the US media reminds me of that.

Really not_true2008-03-28T00:33:50Z

Well, we will never really know the real truth...

The problem is that media is always biased in every country. It is only a matter of how much and which way.

Journalist ethnics are dropping faster than the U.S. dollars that is for sure.

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