This review is a great summary of The Newsroom and the controversial message that it portrays, but I’m curious to hear whether or not you agree with it! I happen to agree with Sorkin, as unpopular of an opinion as that may be. I think more important than the left-wing message depicted in the show is the fact that it has uncovered the problem with Media biases, opened the eyes to many that were unaware of the issue, and has created conversation about it among the audience. Whether it is a big media institution that is talking (as the previous commentor mentioned with NPR) or just a debate around my office at Dish, the conversation is present and, as a result, people are becoming more educated on the topic of our mainstream media institutions and the flaws that exist within; that is what is so great about the show and the major reason why it remains a top priority on my DVR recording list! That being said, I do have the Hopper DVR that is known for its large amount of recording space so, if the show does turn out to be terrible (like the media is hoping for), at least I didn’t waste precious memory on it. So far, I am very impressed and excited to see if it has the potential to change the way we view our news today!

Do we not see the balance maintained only due to the tipping of scales by all things being offset. Where does our money go when we donate to charities. We know it goes to commercials to get more money for who? The same meat grinder that hides what they do to use all. So we spend and spend to get more false news shows that tell us who to hate. Websites set up to offset the "FLOW" begets more off balance reporting to get more money that is laundryed through the networks that motivate the masses to spend more till we now have presidential races that log into the billions and who is getting wealthy? Every time someone gets a foot hold on some progress we are falsely arrested or hamstrung by media. We don't think we react simply because we are all keep off balance by the wealthy who what it that way. Money taken in for military Vets don't get to them, people that are truly use for political pawns don't get help, and we all suffer the structure of our users. I know the moment my website started to get a lot of attention I got falsely arrested and spent 4 months in jail. One month of that in the hospital. That is justice? No it's just the way it is.

I know HBO's 'Newsroom' will be fun to watch because the NPR propaganda machine is already criticizing the show with 'hit' pieces......NPR's propaganda motto is, "Where news counts" (implying the news doesn't 'count' for anyone else.