An interesting comparison of how various members of the MSM are covering the debt crisis of both California and Greece.

As media analysis, this is great. It's very cool to be able to watch a 5 minute video and get this comprehensive a picture of what the cable and satellite networks are saying. As a substantive comparison, it suffers from not featuring any independent research, but the comparisons of the MSM information reveal some interesting similarities and differences between the Greek and Californian debt situations.

Insightful analysis on how the news media are covering two different casualties of the financial crisis: Greece and California. Both economies are facing daunting deficits and may need bailouts to avoid defaulting on their debt -- but are getting very different reactions from the U.S. Federal government and the European Union. This short video segment compares a variety of perspectives on this issue, from such diverse sources as Al Jazeera to Fox News and Deutsche Welle.

An interesting news comparison that educates viewers not only about Greece and California, but also how they function within the EU and US, respectively. What's missing is an exploration of why Greece and California are in this position. Is it for similar reasons (e.g. bad governance, taxation issues)?

The side-by-side news comparison format frames issues in a way that provokes deeper thought, both about an issue and the way media cover that issue. Both Greece's and California's financial problems are given a solid overview through various diverse lenses -- now I'd like to know more specifics.

Good comparisons made. But I think, news reports have an edge over the TV. Anything can be a topic of debate, and the merit of the debet is judged by its quality, not the qualities thereof of the topic or subjects. I think, Greece vs. California is baised to be compared.

Concise and informative summary clip comparing the California and Greece budget deficits. Well done, certainly recommended.

This video was quite factual and was able to use multiple relevant sources.

This is a very interesting comparison between Greece and California. It is hard to tell who really is worse off as California is asking the federal government for some money back on the taxes they pay and Greece seems to not have a place to go for money because of the no-bailout clause and no countries offering to help them.

The video helps to understand what the news reporter is explaining

This is somewhat quality journalism however i do not trust the fact that is it on youtube and not very clearly sourced.

This report makes some interesting links between California and Greece.