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(Unverified)Sep 13th 2007 10:45AM
The funny thing about this report to me is that if you follow these sites, you'd see that they are in fact less diverse in their reporting than the big news media.
Yes, they have a wider number of stories, but more often than not, they are all about a small swath of information that a small swath of people find interesting. You won't find much world news or racially diverse news on any of these sites. They're basically news for and by upper middle class whites with a heavy emphasis on ethnocentrism.
Nothing against that. Everybody wants a home, but from the title of this post, I think the story is a bit misleading.