I think your links provide the best comment:
"The index should in no way be taken as an indication of the quality of the press in the countries concerned."
Oh, and in case you missed it, your "silver bullet" you're offering us says nothing about bias. In case you missed it again, I'll quote from your own link:
"The index measures the state of press freedom in the world."
Yeah, I'm sure the freedom they measured by asking reporters what they thought about how free they were....I'm sure if they're more "free" to report, it makes it easier to be "free" of bias too. Right? That's what you're equating this to?
Hey, while you're at it, can you post us the survey where they prove that your cable television system is the best because only in Ireland can you get channel 57 too?
I'll continue to wait for your unassailable proof of non-biased reporting in your country. Telling us how free your reporters feel isn't even in the same neighborhood as unbiased reporting. Well, unless they're so free in their reporting that they TOLD you they were unbiased.
Oh...pssst....guys, I think he was talking about ME!

Anyone else care to try to explain to Dexter the difference between "free" and "bias", and how one doesn't negate the other?