Brilliant! See CNN SUCK: WTFCNN.com

From Tech Crunch
http://techcrunch.com/2010/04/28/wtf-cnn/

A new site, WTF CNN?, compliments of Breadpig, shows you exactly what world news you’re missing by clicking on CNN. The way the site works is simple: CNN.com is displayed at the top of the page, and under it, you get a choice of seeing the frontpage from one of the following global news sites: ABC (Australia), Al-Jazeera (Qatar), BBC (UK), China Daily (China), Deutsche Welle (Germany), EuroNews (Europe), France 24 (France), or Reuters (UK). Both halves are shown live, and switching between sites is as simple a selecting the one you want from a drop down menu.

Or watch CNN suck directly

http://wtfcnn.com/

as are all the others! WTF CNN indeed!!! :grr:

first crack at it and I get CNN with Laura Bush's big mug atop the headlines which read, "We might have been poisoned" juxtaposed with Al Jazeera talking about the Grecian financial debacle.

WTFCNN!!

It might be fake but, at Fox, at least they pretend to do the News.

I remember many years ago CNN and even Headline News were pretty good. Now, they are fluff and Faux snooze.

Where was that reported in the US?

If so, MSNBC had it on this afternoon, but I was proofreading some documents and not really paying attention.

while making the suggestion that they take it seriously. Like that will happen.

Dear CNN,

We know you think this is what we want, but it's not. We don't care what random Tweeters think about a news story, how many holograms you have in your Situation Room, or even the latest celebrity gossip.

We care about our world. Instead of using your resources to do the journalism that gives us a better understanding of this world -- we get the front page of CNN.com.

Why do we have to look enviously at the front page of Al-Jazeera English for a better sampling of important news stories at any given time? If the CNN frontpage is a reflection of consumer demand, are we to believe that their readers demand real journalism?

Consider this a gentle nudge from the anonymous Internet, CNN.

PS. We still love Wolf's beard.