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| + | Journalistic bias is a key attribute of the [[Mainstream Media]]. | ||
*... [[journalists]] and major [[news]] outlets sell more by reporting [[sensationalist]] headlines than by carefully examining the [[evidence]] for such claims. [http://www.amazon.com/dp/1596985011?tag=disgruntledhouse&camp=211493&creative=379969&linkCode=op1&creativeASIN=1596985011&adid=0GC22HQS11RHXGRYR7N2&] | *... [[journalists]] and major [[news]] outlets sell more by reporting [[sensationalist]] headlines than by carefully examining the [[evidence]] for such claims. [http://www.amazon.com/dp/1596985011?tag=disgruntledhouse&camp=211493&creative=379969&linkCode=op1&creativeASIN=1596985011&adid=0GC22HQS11RHXGRYR7N2&] | ||
[[Category:Journalism]] | [[Category:Journalism]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Liberal Traits]] | ||
Revision as of 18:48, January 18, 2011
Journalistic bias is a key attribute of the Mainstream Media.
- ... journalists and major news outlets sell more by reporting sensationalist headlines than by carefully examining the evidence for such claims. [1]