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    latest events; the newspaper. The spreading of news was a passive relationship, with producers distributing information down to consumers in a linear formation. There was no option for the common citizen to instantly upload an essay or photo with their views on current world events. Today we are much more fortunate, there has been a power shift from traditional producers; creating an active relationship when it comes to citizens participating in the news. Whether the user is actively uploading information

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    How Does Pressgrade Work?

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    How does Pressgrade work? Pressgrade is a community-supported platform that provides accurate news in the most efficient way possible. Simply search any news topic you are interested in, and Pressgrade will use an algorithm to determine which news stories are displayed along with their rankings. Unlike other news aggregates, Pressgrade factors in your input by allowing you to vote on articles based on the following criteria: Balanced (unbiased): All sides of the issue are represented equally and

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    Bogus News Everyone is tuned into the news because sometimes it has information the society needs to know. The reason I say sometimes must do with the fact that not all news is trustworthy. Fake news is seen very often and can be misinterpreted by many people. Well, what is fake news? I believe fake news is information that is false and just out there to get attention to it. Behind fake news comes fake ideas, most people's opinions on social media, and false predictions or sayings. Nowadays, anything

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    world . The news is diversified . People know news is also from the newspaper and network ; they were relying on the news besides just read the local news . Moreover , news has always been reporting the real events , not fake which leading people often believes / believed in the news reported . They are too blind to believe , and thus , it is confused with the surface phenomenon . People ignore the real position . According to CNN#com , last month FBI tracked CNN reported " fake news " about the

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    social media sites being used as news sources. Protecting the freedom of speech on social media will spread important worldwide news like wildfire, informing users of social media sites about current events quickly and expands the knowledge people have on situations happening in different countries that can’t be or aren’t reported by news reporters. Social media takes up a considerable portion of people’s lives. A myriad of people use social media; this makes news stories and articles on social media

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    False News Bias Essay

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    they are informed on what is happening in the world. The news is something that so many people rely on and check constantly. What people aren’t aware of however, is that so much of what they are being told is a lie. False news is a growing and constant issue in today’s society. Fake news spreads rapidly, changing people's views on the world constantly. However, putting an end to this media trend has proved to be a struggle. Fake news comes from countless places and spreads at an alarmingly

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    Jervand Asatrjan MAN 6766 1. Do the media today report the news or distort the news? Do we watch news or entertainment? What do you think CNN’s role, or the BBC’s should be? What about Al-Jazeera? Is news reporting today objective or is it necessarily culturally biased? In my opinion, media today distort the news. In the book “Bias: A CBS Insider Exposes How the Media Distort the News” author Bernard Goldberg discusses how CBS distorts the news and possible motives behind such a choice (Goldberg, 2014)

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    media delivering the news to the public is to gather and report news that is true, fair, honest, accurate, non-biased and non-critical. The news keeps us informed about what is going on in and around the world, investigating stories and delivering information to a large and diverse audience. The media channels news through television, radio, newspapers, internet, and other products that reach people, groups, and societies. Not only does the news play an investigative

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    newspapers are vanishing duo to the emergence of internet and audience migration. When most of the news organizations are struggling in digital age, there is a new form of news media growing up on the web that is BuzzFeed. This essay will firstly point out the analysis of this news source and then discuss the influence and contribution of BuzzFeed in the public sphere. BuzzFeed is a rapidly growing social news and entertaining website, which founded in 2006 by Jonah Peretti (BuzzFeed, n.d.). The majority

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    Twitter accounts of three journalists on Twitter to collect the required data. Moreover, this method is more suitable because it is creating an observation on the news posted by the newspapers that we have selected. Furthermore, it is important to note down that how journalists are publishing the breaking news or retweet the breaking news from newspapers or other journalists. From a review of previous research shows that many of the researchers relied on the content analysis because it gives accurate

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