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I got halfway through this opinion piece before it occurred to me that it might not be an opinion piece (it isn’t). Even with very low expectations, the language used by the paper of record continues to astonish me.https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/29/nyregion/real-estate-industry-nyc.html …
As a starting point, I’ve thought about a site that just overlays a few NYT articles each day with Genius-like highlights of subtly biased language. No commentary, just drawing attention to unnecessarily slanted language.
One a day would be a good start. Could be nothing more than a Twitter handle that links to an article pasted into Genius or a google doc
There would have to be a market for it... maybe a boutique/curated news model where people are willing to pay some money for content that isn’t garbage. Though it’s hard to compete when there’s plenty of trash to read for free.
This isn’t bad, for now: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events … But was there ever neutrality? Perhaps the bias is just more exposed.
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