As it's been said before, any media of any country is biased. Some have obvious liberal stances and others have obviously conservative stances. Furthermore, to define liberal and conservative, you need to state a mid-point. So even then, the definition of a liberal media from a, oh say "moderate" person's view, could be highly conservative to an extreme-leftist. I think the bias for the media in the US isn't so much on the side of liberal/conservative, but on "American" vs. international. I live in the international dorm at Cornell and I have many friends from around the world (there and through penpals) and I've noticed there is a major difference of thinking between most american people I know and all of my other friends. Albeit, my non-American friends and I try to look at things with the least amount of bias as possible as I try to make this diagnosis, so this is inherently biased as well. You just can't avoid it. (And now I'll stop before we get into post-modernism and how truth "doesn't exist" and...ok... I'm stopping).
