Showing posts with label poll. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poll. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
2011 Oscar nominations
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Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Papercuts Poll Results: MSNBC Judged 'Most Unreliable MSM Organization
PAPERCUT POLL Results:
Which Mainstream Media Organization is Most Unreliable?

The results of DBKP's poll, "Which Mainstream Media Organization is Most Unreliable?" are in and we have a winner.
35% of respondents chose MSNBC as the most unreliable, biased MSM organization. Fox News was second with 27%.
THE RESULTS:
- MSNBC - 35%
- Fox News - 27%
- New York Times - 18%
- CNN - 7%
- Los Angeles Times - 4%
- CBS News - 2%
- Washinton Post - 2%
- Newsweek - 1%
- TIME - 1%
The ran from November 11-30 2008 and 741 people participated.
DBKP's current poll question, "POLL: Which NFL Team Will Win Super Bowl XLIII" runs until November 8 2008.
Currently, the NY Giants lead with 26%, followed by the Dallas Cowboys, Pittsburgh Steelers and the Tennesee Titans.
by Mondo Frazier
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Monday, December 1, 2008
POLL: Which NFL Team Will Win Super Bowl XLIII
POLL: Which NFL Team will win this year's (2009) Super Bowl?
December 1-8 2008
Which team will win the 2009 Super Bowl?
Depends on who you ask.
We'll provide the records of those who are possible to make the playoffs. Records after this week's games:
NFC
New York Giants - 11-1
Dallas Cowboys - 8-4
Washington Redskins - 7-5
Philadelphia Eagles - 6-5-1
Tampa Bay - 9-3
Carolina - 9-3
Atlanta - 8-4
New Orleans 6-6
Minnesota - 7-5
Chicago - 6-6
Green Bay - 5-7
Arizona - 7-5
AFC
New York Jets - 8-4
New England - 7-5
Miami 7-5
Buffalo 6-6
Tennessee 11-1
Indianapolis 8-4
Pittsburgh 9-3
Baltimore 8-4
Denver 7-5
San Diego 4-8
OTHER means all teams not listed; we provided a few to jog your memory.
Poll Opens: December 1 2008
Poll Closes: December 8 2008
The New York Giants are the defending champions and are favored to repeat in some quarters. Of course, being favored doesn't guarantee anything.
We'll publish the results of our poll (Nov 11-30) on media bias later today.
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Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Papercuts Poll: Which MSM Organization is Most Unreliable?
POLL: Which Mainstream Media Organization is
The MOST Unreliable?
November 11-30 2008

With all of the true confessions now hitting the public about the off-kilter coverage of the election, we thought we'd ask a question.
Which "news" organization was the worst?
The Washington Post has already admitted that the paper's coverage heavily favored Barack Obama. Newsweek's editors then went on the record about their doubts about "media creation" Obama's "creepy" "cult of personality" supporters.
The LA Times--after trying out a variety of excuses--wouldn't release a video of Obama toasting former PLO spokesman Rashid Khalidi at a 2003 gala.
The NY Times has been silent, but that may be because the paper laid off its ombudsman in the latest round of lay-offs. We're only speculating.
TIME featured Obama on the cover more times over the last 42 weeks (10) than it did Princess Diana (eight) over her lifetime.
MSNBC's ratings are proof the network is not watched--and not to be taken seriously as a news source.
Pick a winner below. We'll announce the results after Thanksgiving in a few weeks.
"Which Mainstream Media (MSM) news organization was the most unreliable during the Election 2008?"
Poll opens November 11, 2008.
Poll closes November 30, 2008.
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