News+Stations+and+Bias

Each individual News station has its own "favorite" party, even though it is supposed to be an unbiased and informative source of information. Below is a list of televised and printed forms of media. Almost every station or paper listed below has it's own website and if you follow the links in the table, it will take you to another page with televised times, websites and (ways to have the papers delivered?)

Channels: 43, || 6:00 AM 10:00 PM Other periodic times || @http://www.cbsnews.com/sections/politics/main250.shtml?tag=hdr;cnav ||  || and in order to get to it's campaign page, simply click on the "U.S." section and click on the "Election 2012" tab, or follow this link. ||  ||
 * = Television ||= One of the most persuasive sources of information around || Websites & Channels || Times ||
 * = FOX News || Is believed to be relatively conservative and allows more time on air for republicans || www.fox43.com
 * = MSNBC || Is believed to be more liberal, in other words, it leans toward the democratic party || www.nbc.com. ||  ||
 * = CNN ||  || www.cnn.com ||   ||
 * = ABC ||  || @http://abcnews.go.com/politics ||   ||
 * = CBS ||  || @http://www.cbsnews.com/
 * = Newspapers || Still convenient and very reliable || How? || When? ||
 * = New York Times ||  || www.nytimes.com || Every day ||
 * = Wall Street Journal ||   || Has a website dedicated to following the 2012 election. It's home page is @http://online.wsj.com/home-page