Bias
by Bernard Goldberg

After more than 20 years as a national television network reporter, Bernard Goldberg got a phone call from a friend with a request: would he please take a look at a report filed by a colleague and see if that report wasn't inappropriately biased? Goldberg would, and he did. According to Goldberg, what he saw shocked him. There was a blatant "spin" in what was presented as news. But, he says, when he complained, he met with denials of wrongdoing and threats to his own career. You'll never see the TV news in the same way again after reading "Bias", and that may be a good thing. After all, problems often aren't addressed until enough people become aware of them. Goldberg is certainly doing his part to inform the public. Ironically, he's doing the job of a good - and unbiased - reporter.

Lady Liberty's read: There's still at least one journalist in the world who tells the story based on the facts, and not on what he wishes the case to be.

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