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Parker also called out news outlets for what he believed to be biased coverage of the trial.

The protesters have also been singling out Western news outlets, especially CNN, for what they said was biased coverage of unrest in Tibet.

Thousands protested outside the studios of the Mexican television network Televisa on Thursday night, claiming that the popular broadcaster delivered biased coverage of the July 1 presidential election.

Bartlett said the channels biased coverage of major news events had allowed the party to believe the country was more conservative than it really was.

Monday's verdict is unlikely to quash the hard feelings the case stirred up regarding the role of the media, both local and international, which have been accused of excessive — and often biased — coverage of the case.

Amin a senior anchor and deputy head of state-owned Nile TV during the Mubarak era, resigned in early 2011 to protest what she saw as her channel's biased coverage of the January 25 revolution that year.

She has recently railed against the French media, accusing them of biased coverage, lies and making up stories about her.

In 2007, he was fired from his job as news director at Univision, accused of biased coverage, according to an article in The Los Angeles Times.

Students like Santino Bucio, a #YoSoy132 spokesman, still organize nationwide marches, accusing President-elect Enrique Peña Nieto of voter fraud and the nation's top media company, Televisa, of biased coverage that favored Nieto.

There is simply nothing remotely equivalent to this onslaught of blatantly biased coverage and accusations fabricated from thin air in liberal media.

They also described frustration at what they saw as biased media coverage of guns in America, where many news reports focus on horrific stories of gun violence and few look at defensive or responsible uses of guns.