Back in the '70s British Leyland introduced a car the P76 to Australian motorists. Local competitors spread wonderful stories about the vehicles supposed defects and so destroyed its chances of success.
The P76 eventually, as time disproved the lies, became a cherished collector's vehicle.
The public was suborned by Australian mainstream media.

I will have a look at the link thanks.

RT sources some of its items from many others around the world.

Bias is not the same as propaganda.

I watched Aljazeera until it got lost somewhere in my channels. It was one of the better balanced news sources.

Oh you mean like Fox News is a paragon of impartiality?

There is no such thing as a an impartial news source, be it national sponsorship, issues of ownerships or political partisanship.

News is news, intelligent people simply ignore the bias or the order of importance foisted on the order of presentation and absorb the facts.

I regularly, watch RT the BBC, ITV and channel four News each night (I draw the line at channel 5 news, since I am not a moron), for a balanced presentation, but usually I find it more interesting to see which stories ARE NOT reported by which channels to estimate the leanings of the media.

@LenHazell53 A 96 yo ex school teacher friend of mine watches the news each morning from China, Indonesia, Holland, Germany, France and Australia and frequently tells me of the national bias frequently shown in the broadcasts.
Here in Australia a bias that has been evident for 50 years is the fact that coverage of the Olympics rarely covers activity that does not include an Australian representative.

@LenHazell53 I try not to miss "Beyond 100 Days" with Cathy Kay and Christian Fraser each night.