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"Shocking" Study about U.S. Media Bias by DesertRat662006-11-19 12:55:59
  Odd research angle, that. by jdelphiki2005-12-19 08:15:58
    Additionally... by Kickstart2005-12-19 08:36:22
      Moving goalposts. Absolutely correct. by jdelphiki 2005-12-19 08:43:24
I think that decent research could be done on this particular issue, but I saw way too many items in that study that raised bulls4 flags for me.

How 'bout this statement from the article:

"Our estimates for these outlets, we feel, give particular credibility to our efforts, as three of the four moderators for the 2004 presidential and vice-presidential debates came from these three news outlets — Jim Lehrer, Charlie Gibson and Gwen Ifill," Groseclose said. "If these newscasters weren't centrist, staffers for one of the campaign teams would have objected and insisted on other moderators."

Seems a lousy to justify research by saying "surely one side or the other would've complained". Where's they science in a statement like that?
[ Reply ]
        Say! They're scoring based on artistic merit! by kahuana2005-12-19 08:47:42
          Don't forget diving! (n/t) by jdelphiki2005-12-19 08:51:00
            Diving... diving... no... boxing is a sport. :-) (n/t) by kahuana2005-12-19 08:52:07
              Boxing a sport? by jdelphiki2005-12-19 08:54:28
                Don't the judges score the dives? :-) (n/t) by kahuana2005-12-19 08:56:33
                  Yep. by jdelphiki2005-12-19 08:59:31

 

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