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Why not provide video footage without biased commentary to make wikinews more attractive (yes, entertaining, I know). The problem with news reporting in the last few decades is the commentary and limiting access to full event and commentaries from both sides of the story. Images can be tampered, stories can be told but if the video shows the whole story (full video, always no editing) compared to the existing media - you have a win. I am puzzled by why you do not see this as an opportunity to become the source of truth and factcheck.
This is a wiki, why don't you add it yourself? Also please explain how this is "biased" commentary.
I second that, @The Irate Communist:. Right on point! If there was a video available, we would have added it. Can't pull up from anywhere.
People aren't used to seeing really neutral coverage, such as we produce, and consequently sometimes don't recognize it when they see it. Of course, there are also degrees of bias. The usual complaints about the "liberal media" are fair if you take them to mean the mainstream media are honestly pursuing objective reality while holding, and expressing, liberal views. More fringe media (both far-right and far-left) are mostly concerned with promoting their opinions regardless of objective reality (they have an opinion-based rather than fact-based mindset), so that "bias" for those fringe sources is a profoundly more vicious thing, next to which the mainstream media look remarkably even-handed. We do generally achieve greater neutrality than the mainstream by omitting opinion from our coverage, but the mainstream is still vastly more useful than fringe sources.
In this case, it strikes me as naive to suppose that video footage would be unbiased; more likely it'd have radical selection bias compounded with radical interpretation bias.