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Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
What word will the Washington Post use in a story but not in a headline? When Rosie O’Donnell called presidential candidate Donald Trump an “orange anus,” the Washington Post used the word in the story, but called it a “body … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 4, Chapter 6
Tagged ethics, media bias?, Oxford English Dictionary, quotes, vulgar language
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Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
How did Google pass Apple to become world’s most valuable company? Bad question, because most of the time it isn’t – but Google is sometimes. Investors bullish on Google/Alphabet’s future; wondering what Apple’s next big product will be. Why is … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 13, Chapter 2, Chapter 3, Chapter 6, Chapter 8
Tagged Alphabet, apple, Facebook, Google, media bias?, movies, Trump
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So Huffington Post lets the world know how it really feels about Trump
The Huffington Post has been making no secret of its distain for Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump. But this week they’ve either hit new records for transparency or contempt (you decide). According to a blog post from Politico, the HuffPo … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 1, Chapter 6
Tagged Huffington Post, media bias?, point of view, Trump
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Why Media Bias is Complicated
If you want to ever get involved in a no-win scenario argument about the media, start talking about media bias. Critics on both the right and the left maintain that there is either a liberal or a conservative bias in … Continue reading
Link Ch. 2 – Research on Perception of Bias
Here’s an article from the Washington Post on how news consumers perceive bias in stories the view or read. There’s also a link to a chat session that covered, in part, that article: “Two Views of the Same News Find … Continue reading
Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
Can a woman express opinions on the Internet without threats of sexual violence? Laurie Penny has her doubts. Should we be frightened that Harry Potter director David Yates is working on a big screen Dr. Who reboot? Ashamed to say … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10, Chapter 2, Chapter 8
Tagged ethics, media bias?, movies, opinion writing, questions
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NPR, Fox, & Juan Williams
UPDATE 2: Full segment from Fox for Juan Williams comments. UPDATE: Jon Stewart weighs in on the Juan Williams dust-up. Here’s a round up of stories covering the endless debate over NPR firing news commentator Juan Williams and the role … Continue reading