The Negative Influence Of Media Bias
The media presents news in a very inadequate way, where the the justice system is inaccurately reported and analyzed. So, as a result the public has little to no information on what is really happening. People can get different perspectives on the information that's covered in the news, leading them to have different opinions, some being negative, and some being positive. It all depends on how they choose to present it. Although you are able to see incidents like mass shootings, riots, and police brutality, while assuming that the information brought to you is true. You must also consider the fact that the media will occasionally prevent people from looking at the situation from a broader point of view. They do so by being bias, covering up
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A role that it is quite common to where it is seen a lot within different news outlets. The situation would involve police brutality, politics, and even sports, where people judge those based on their actions, and how they look like. So, it would be logical for us to do something about bias, as it is a major concern within the news. According to an article by Caleb Galoozis called “Media Bias, Alive and Well” it’s true that media bias is obvious and inevitable. However, Galoozis counters this by saying that it will only get worse over time. If we don’t do something about bias, then how can we expect to find reliable news coverage if it only gets …show more content…
It is quite known that several different news outlets cover up information, as they believe it is too much for the public to handle. This type of information could vary from scandals, to events, to celebrities, and even people with authority. When this happens, the public begins to question the motives behinds the news, and whether or not they have been bribed. So, for the news to become more trustworthy, they must be more truthful, and open about what they choose to hide. According to an article by Jean Duffey called “The Media’s Role in Federal Government Cover-ups” Duffey may claim that the government control the media’s every move. However, when it comes to dealing with things non-related to the government, is when the media has the right to cover news their way. To Clarify, the media doesn’t have to be truthful about everything, only a majority of
A role that it is quite common to where it is seen a lot within different news outlets. The situation would involve police brutality, politics, and even sports, where people judge those based on their actions, and how they look like. So, it would be logical for us to do something about bias, as it is a major concern within the news. According to an article by Caleb Galoozis called “Media Bias, Alive and Well” it’s true that media bias is obvious and inevitable. However, Galoozis counters this by saying that it will only get worse over time. If we don’t do something about bias, then how can we expect to find reliable news coverage if it only gets …show more content…
It is quite known that several different news outlets cover up information, as they believe it is too much for the public to handle. This type of information could vary from scandals, to events, to celebrities, and even people with authority. When this happens, the public begins to question the motives behinds the news, and whether or not they have been bribed. So, for the news to become more trustworthy, they must be more truthful, and open about what they choose to hide. According to an article by Jean Duffey called “The Media’s Role in Federal Government Cover-ups” Duffey may claim that the government control the media’s every move. However, when it comes to dealing with things non-related to the government, is when the media has the right to cover news their way. To Clarify, the media doesn’t have to be truthful about everything, only a majority of