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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zardnaar" data-source="post: 9528639" data-attributes="member: 6716779">Yup. If you're American though even the reliable media is kinda poor compared to foreign media or old USA media. Compare a news broadcast from the 60s to now. Very different (old stuff is boring comparatively)  Check the owners and it's all talking heads opinion based. It's also filtered and edited. Lots of opinions with experts that are knowledgeable but still opinion. It's really bad. If you're used to it you probably won't even notice. Somewhat reliable ones are filtering and spinning it. Unreliable BS.  Where social media can ve good for news is breaking events. It's often an hour or three ahead of the networks. Just don't take it as absolute.   This weekend I noticed some expert is saying a certain regime will fall in days, online you're seeing a city has already fallen or in the process of doing so. End of the week becomes end of the day becomes happening now. Avoid opinion based youtubers although some have interesting footage of events. One uses satellite photos of tank storage yards being depleted so you can essentially draw your own conclusions from that depleti9n.</blockquote>