Yeah, has struck me that the US media and the UK media are both biased, but the bias seems to take very different forms. Not just in terms of partisan political teams supported, but in qualitative terms. Haven't quite got a grip on what the difference is, though.
The US media seems prone to timidity, to a follow-the-pack and don't-rock-the-boat mentality, as well as being extremely shallow, for the most part. It often just seems unbearably _bland_ (Fox excluded, obviously).
But it doesn't blatantly _lie_ and make stuff up nearly as frequently as ours does. It even puts a high value on 'fact-checking', though it seems to have a weird sense-of-priorities as to which facts merit checking.
Ours is mostly just quite open, partisan propaganda, that doesn't even pretend to be anything else, including behaviour that borders on outright criminality at times (e.g. the phone hacking scandal). What depresses me is we are now seeing a multiplicity of TV "news" stations appearing, directly repeating the long-standing extreme, often mad, partisan bias of the print media (Talk TV, GBNews, I lose count).