Examples Of Media Bias

Are current news actually being reported correctly and in the right way or is it being acted differently towards others. To be bias it is to be in favor or acting on someone with those opinions. A few couple examples of being biased is name calling, stereotyping, using racial, ethic etc. Every minute of everyday media is being used constantly and no one may have came across how certain websites may or may not be saying the truth. Reporting news in a partial or prejudiced manner, usually occurring when media push stories rather than reporting news ignoring the important aspects of the story being sold out to the public. Few examples of biased in the network are CNN, ABC, NBC, MSNBC and CNBC all of just a few many listed newscasts are or may be sugar coating truth or giving it just a hint of how it should be reported.
To detect if any, article in the media is telling anyone a accurate information, there are forms to find if you are getting the correct information. Using the SMELL check anyone can detect if “information in the media is either false or true.” No one wants to be fooled so this is how to apply the smell check, starting off by with the letter S meaning source who is providing the information next being, M why is this information being put out, proceeding to E evidence, what evidence is provided for generalizations, second to last L being logic, do the facts logically compel to the conclusions, lastly L is for what is being left out, is anything missing that might sound information being changed. Using this method may be a big help understanding more and being able to detect in all news sources are giving anyone valid