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Do you know where the news on your phone comes from? a new study from the uk suggests not so much. the uk is preparing for an election on thursday. the vote decides the future of brexit and if boris johnson stays in power. how are people staying up with political coverage? researchers monitored the phone activity of voters. six voters. they found people are increasingly just passively scrolling through social media for their news. leaving politics coverage warped by algorithms, memes and friend groups and pushing traditional news media aside for click bait. we're grazing past headlines without...
To remember the day when a story like this would have never made the light of day. i personally have been on both sides of this where reporters have come to me pete we have heard x, y and z have they investigated? they never run with it because it is fake news. other side reporters never come to you and run with anonymous garbage but and your personal life and professional life or something you said or didn't say and just run it. ed: it's a narrative. pete: seeing more and more of that today. integrity of what used to be checking sources. if you want to be a columnist at buzzfeed. >> you have ...
Because you're supposed to report accurate information. and in fact, their filings are inaccurate. and they deceive shareholders. and the shareholders that i represent who are retirees in the city of new york. >> angelo, this latest reporting, we've had a series of reports tonight. gabe sherman first and then brian stelter second. third and most importantly "the wall street journal." this is -- this newspaper is owned by rupert murdoch. there's not a person there who would dare type a word about fox news without taking the utmost care in checking sources. and for them to be saying in the headl...
Third and most importantly "the wall street journal." this is -- this newspaper is owned by rupert murdoch. there's not a person there who would dare type a word about fox news without taking the utmost care in checking sources. and for them to be saying in the headline fox is preparing to cut ties with bill o'reilly, it's hard to imagine thmurdochs letting their own newspaper print a headli like that if it wasn't true. >> indeed. and that's just not reflected on the insider side at fox news. it's also reflected on the opposite side because they are hearing an awful lot right now from not just...