With millions of Americans walking away from traditional news agencies, the internet has become the town square where information is stated, discussed and stored.  

Pioneers like Glenn Beck have established their own news organizations that emphasize a point of view rather than conformity.

 

As everyone knows, the nightly TV news programs pretty much cover the same topics, the same way.  When CBS Evening News anchor Scott Pelley stepped down from that job last week, reaction was muted to say the least.  Network influence has largely collapsed with the exception of 60 Minutes.

 

And so it is a new world for news purveyors - a place where the whole truth is increasingly difficult to come by.  In fact, many media people don't even bother looking for it.  

 

On BillO'Reilly.com, we do.  And we hope that's why you are here.