Does Public Radio Have a Liberal Bias? The Finale!

On the Media | May 5, 2011

This week, the final installment of our exploration into the question: Does NPR have a liberal bias? Last week, we learned why the question is so complicated and PEW's Tom Rosenstiel said he'd examine NPR's coverage and report back to us. This week, we hear from conservative listeners Sam Negus and Kevin Putt. Then FAIR's Steve Rendall provides his take on our endeavor. And finally, Rosenstiel reveals his findings.

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