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Do you trust reuters as a news source? (en.wikipedia.org)

submitted 5 days ago by glowing_hans@sopuli.xyz to c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

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Reuters is a news agency headquartered in London, but they report on news around the globe. Often other news just recite Reuters news instead of traveling the world themself. How trustworthy and unbiased you think they are?

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[–] bstix@feddit.dk 6 points 4 days ago

It's worth reading, because it's very factual, as in, they don't inject any particular viewpoint or opinion into the writing, unlike some other outlets. Whether or not they chose to report on certain events over others due to bias, I do not know.

I remember them being wrong one time point though, because they reported on something chaotic that had just happened or was still happening where details were unclear.