- Reply directly to one or more classmates commenting on the effectiveness of the information shared in the group discussion, assessing the credibility of the information. Begin your reply to a classmate by posting your own shared quote and assessment. Evaluate the nature of their assessment compared to yours. Consider whether your classmate’s assessment is similar or different and whether this impacts your initial opinion on the article.
“The click economy has driven traditional, mainstream media outlets to focus on quick hits and viral stories, even if
they have little truth to them (Mathew 1).
because she finds it interesting how social media has made a great impact on the news we see on TV today. The overall
structure of news outlets has shifted to todays preferred news rather than focusing on what is happening in
todays world such as global warming, crime, and natural disasters.
Do we trust those news sources that tell the truth, or do we trust the ones that tell us what we want to hear or believe? (Matthew 2) Because he finds that this question assumes that there are news sources that present the truth without being tainted by bias. There is no way to know which version of a story is true due to the attempts to try to support a specific narrative. I think to be most informed; we need to look at news sources that tell us what we do not want to believe and those that do.
I also have provided the full article in the files:)
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