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Dictatorships which suppress freedom of the press
Media bias is distortion of news, commentary, non-fiction articles, textbooks, documentaries, speech codes and the like to favor one side's ideas and over another's (see [[partisan]]ship).
Media bias is distortion of news, commentary, non-fiction articles, textbooks, documentaries, speech codes and the like to favor one side's ideas and over another's (see [[partisan]]ship).
Most journalism schools address the issue of eliminating bias, although efforts are not always successful.
Most journalism schools in free countries address the issue of eliminating bias, although efforts are not always successful. Dictatorships which suppress [[freedom of the press]] are notorious for their media bias, particularly when all media are controlled directly by a one-party government.
==Sources of bias==
==Sources of bias==