Register Media

Comical, yet so sad at the same time. Today's media.

Once the Register was sold to Gannett in 1980’s the newspaper has become just a newsletter with ads and propaganda from their corporate owners. When they write stories and promote the Cancel culture that we are living in. Its like throwing rocks in glass houses how far back do we want to look at persons history how much dirt do we want to dig up is that good journalism or just a group of power hungry people looking for low hanging fruit in a click bait environment. I have never subscribed to any newspaper and I am not sure I ever will. But I do know that I will NEVER subscribe to a Gnnett owned propaganda paper, that is run for greedy myopic fat cats that profit off of half baked story ideas and do not benefit anyone outside of their corporate owners. The last time I saw someone hustling this paper was at the Iowa State Fair if I subscribed I could get an umbrella… the Register may want to hold on to those umbrella’s looks like some rainy days are coming a head. If this paper was locally owned and controlled then I may have written a different review but because they are not and because of some of the editorial choices they have made I thought I would write this.

Lowlife paper with zero credibility, ethics or morals. Extremely biased and takes no responsibilities for its despicable actions.

Would give 0 stars if that was an option. This paper has been declining with their bias, inflammatory reporting for several years but I have finally cancelled my subscription after their gross mishandling of the Carson King story. I will never give them another dime or their advertisers another click

The Des Moines Register is not good journalism. One sided, biased, unethical reporters poor Journalists. I've cancelled my subscription and will never give them another click on line for their advertisers until Editor Carol Hunter and reporter Aaron Calvin are gone.