WSBT Anti-Gun?

[Hooker]

Every day I check WSBT.com via my Droid and I have to say I see a very
anti-gun slant in their reporting. They don't offer any negative opinions,
but there is a story nearly every day regarding children shot by
accident. Today, there were no less than 6 stories about shootings in the
region.

Now, news is one thing, but all other newsworthy stories seem to be
ignored in favor of these. Is this just normal reporting, or has anyone
else noticed this with this particular news website? Is there any
effective action that can be taken to expose their bias?

 

[rugertoter]

Every day I check WSBT.com via my Droid and I have to say I see a very
anti-gun slant in their reporting. They don't offer any negative opinions,
but there is a story nearly every day regarding children shot by
accident. Today, there were no less than 6 stories about shootings in the
region.

Now, news is one thing, but all other newsworthy stories seem to be
ignored in favor of these. Is this just normal reporting, or has anyone
else noticed this with this particular news website? Is there any
effective action that can be taken to expose their bias?

I agree with that logic. I think, by and large, we were better off before instant access news.

 

[kickbacked]

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...n/153660-local_gun_owners_being_targeted.html

 

[balorg]

I am not suprised to see this about WSBT. They are owned by the same company that owns The Herald-Times.

 

[PMY]

Certainly, you've heard the first rule of journalism: If it bleeds, it leads.

 

[Zimm1001]

They approached me about doing a live remote right after the final council meeting on my zoning variance back in December last year. I guess we will see.