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The dangerous myth about the so-called 'liberal' media is still going strong

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It is an enduring belief that the vast majority of U.S. media are "liberal" or "leftist." This is a powerful myth, used by the political right to convince citizens that a secular, urban elite pushes a leftist agenda on the nation via television, newspapers and Internet. This notion wasn't invented b...

Source: Alternet.org

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