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Does The San Francisco Chronicle Serve Its Readers Well?

I am interested in the quality of the coverage. San Francisco County and the rest of the Bay Area is ethnically, and economically diverse. Does The Chronicle refelect the interests of its readership?

Answer:...are you sitting down...? First, the Mayor of that City is an ignorant Idiot... The Chief of police is a.....well, you'll see when you "see" her... the ultra-left sided bias that comes from the print of "that" rag is why...sadly, kAlEfOrNiA is such a mess... It's a wonderful city that has been dragg'd thru the sewer by bottom-dwellers.........

Is The San Francisco Chronicle A Republican Or Democrat Paper?

please tell me,i usually don't read the news paper. I need to know for a school project!

Answer:It doesn't have crazed lunatics foaming at the mouth spewing hate and lies does it? If it did, it would be Republican.

Why Is The Online Version Of The San Francisco Chronicle Named Sfgate?

I tried researching online, and came up w/ nothing.

Answer:I am guessing it has to do with the Golden Gate Bridge and some sort of "online gate to San Francisco" idea combined.

How Very Unfair Was The San Francisco Chronicle Releasing The Information On Paul Byrd Right Before Game 7?

They couldn't wait one more day?

Answer:Yea I thought they same thing. It sounded like they had the information for some time and released before the Indians biggest game in the last 10 yrs. WTF. I felt bad for the guy plus the way Byrd handled it made him seem like he was truthfull about what happened to him.

Is The San Francisco Chronicle Fair And Balanced?

How well does the newspaper reflect the interests of its readership?

Answer:That's going to depend on who you're asking, actually. The people who subscribe to it are going to be more likely to answer in the affirmative to that. In all fairness, no outlet of the media can be wholly "fair and balanced." There will always be a bias of some sort in any place where you get your news (or, at the very least, one that is perceived). Generally, a bias in some sort of story or in coverage of a certain beat isn't intentional, but it's almost inevitable nonetheless. Then, there's a second question that I think you're really trying to ask: "How well does the Chronicle do in attempting to be fair and balanced?" The answers you're going to get will be normative in nature, so they're obviously going to be divergent. Practically speaking, a newspaper would have to reflect the interests of its readership in order to continue existing, or else they won't make money. A good way to get the answer to your sub-question would be to actually look up the percent of people in San Francisco who are reading the Chronicle and compare it to the share of people who read newspapers in general. Is it decreasing or increasing? (Check to make sure Internet readers are somehow counted, too). My personal opinion, though, would have to be "no" to the first question.

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