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    PHIL 447 CNN And FOX News

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    chose to view CNN and Fox news to investigate the difference between how they relay information to the public. I have read that CNN publishes real news and that Fox is just an informational entertainment station filled with opinions about the news. Immediately it is seen that CNN is very detailed in their broadcasts. Upon watching several stories from both channels‚ I have found that they basically convey the same exact news stories‚ just in different ways. CNN was only a 30 minute segment but they

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    Fox News vs. MSNBC: Opinionated Reporting While reviewing both Fox News and MSNBC‚ I tried both to find comparative narration in opinion and objective based reporting‚ and found it quite difficult. Whether on TV or the internet sites for the respective news outlets‚ it was a strenuous activity to find reports that provided commentary on an exact issue. I noticed that several times‚ when on the websites‚ one would have articles surrounding what they projected as an important news bulletin

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    Breaking News with CNNMSNBC‚ and Fox News Immediately‚ when I went to CNN.com‚ I found a link with a picture to see all information‚ about the terror strike in Mumbai. Also‚ there was links where you could click on videos to see how deadly the situation truly was. CNN.com included things such as: the causalities rates and also how many people were injured. Furthermore‚ the site also gives information about how you could link this story to Facebook‚ or even Twitter‚ so that other people could read

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    Fox News Bias

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    Bias in the Media - Fox v.s. CBS Fox News‚ officially known as Fox News Channel‚ is an American cable news channel‚ that is owned by Fox Entertainment Group‚ a branch of 21st Century Fox. The channel broadcasts primarily from studios at 1211 Avenue of the Americas‚ New York City‚ New York. It was founded by Rupert Murdoch on October 7th‚ 1996‚ who hired former Republican Party media consultant Roger Ailes as its founding CEO. Growing during the late 1990s and 2000s‚ Fox News has become one of the

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    Stereotypes In Fox News

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    biased. Fox News‚ one of the most viewed news programs‚ televises content that is seemingly biased towards liberals. Like most news programs Fox News provides their audience with content that would not coincide with the views of an individual that has a more liberal mind frame. Subjects such as abortion and stem cell research have gained a massive amount of notoriety within recent years. Fox News has chosen a conservative approach when speaking on the subjects. An article written by the Fox News Channel

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    Fox news is a highly criticized conservative news station and known for their ideals. CNN is more left sided and liberal which is the complete opposite when comparing the ideals for the two websites/new stations. When looking at the editorial approach they have to see what is going on currently‚ they chose the stories based on the importance‚ and ideals they will be able to reflect. Currently the elections are upcoming in November so Fox news who is conservative has a job of making the Republican

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    Fox News Unreliable Source

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    The internet is the largest collection of accessible information ever‚ so it comes as no surprise that the internet is a major part of daily life. The use of the internet is so common that it has made its way into some important areas of society. Namely‚ the workplace‚ the educational system‚ and general leisure time‚ in and out of the home. However‚ people should understand that there are allot of unreliable sources that are waiting for you to enter their domain. Granted‚ there are reliable sources

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    The two articles covering this tragic story‚ Fox News and The Independent‚ both do a great job in explaining the emotions and heartbreak caused by this terrible boat wreck in the Mediterranean Sea. These news websites have similarities throughout their articles such as their emotional stance and outlook on this accident. They also have many differences such as the audience they are writing for‚ the purpose of their articles‚ and how illustrative they are in their articles. The Independent article

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    Works Cited Duke‚ Alan. "Lindsay Lohan’s Troubled Timeline." CNN. Cable News Network‚ 01 Jan. 1970. Web. 06 Feb. 2013. IMDb. IMDb.com‚ n.d. Web. 06 Feb. 2013. "Twenty-six Going on 40? Lindsay Lohan’s Lifestyle Leading to Premature Aging‚ Experts Say." Fox News. FOX News Network‚ 24 Oct. 2012. Web. 06 Feb. 2013. Works Cited Duke‚ Alan. "Lindsay Lohan’s Troubled Timeline." CNN. Cable News Network‚ 01 Jan. 1970. Web. 06 Feb. 2013. IMDb. IMDb.com‚ n.d. Web. 06 Feb. 2013. "Twenty-six Going on 40

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    Television Broadcast News: Credible information or Merely Entertainment? In today’s journalistic world it is sometimes difficult to decipher between news broadcasts rendered as credible information as opposed to merely entertainment. It is safe to say that the media does have a responsibility in reporting the news truthfully and with honesty. As we begin to look more closely on the role of the News Media‚ local and

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