US EditionUncovering hidden bias in news
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Uncovering hidden bias in news
Julia Jensen | Art Director Misinformation has been a hot topic for years, prompting discussions on whether students know how to spot biases in news. With the rise of social media, how people get their news has changed greatly. While many people of older generations prefer getting news from traditional news outlets, college students lean more towards getting news from social media. For many students, this is due to the ease of using social media…
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