My 'biased' view of the Biased BBC blog
My 'biased' view of the Biased BBC blog by Martin Belam
This series of posts looks at why I visit the Biased BBC site, some small measures of success the site has had in influencing BBC output, and at some of the accusations the site has made against the BBC which I find unconvincing. It then goes on to look at two areas where the Biased BBC blog does, in my view, highlight some issues with BBC coverage. These are global warming, and online content about conflict in the Middle East. The sixth part looks at a serious moderation failure on the BBC's Editor's blog which was highlighted by Biased BBC, and the last part looks at my own experience of striving to keep output and software impartial, and at the future of BBC impartiality in the internet age.
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