What’s Behind Right-Wing Media’s ‘Fake News’ Accusations?
“Fake news” – an infamous term that gets tossed around, but do these claims have the stuff to back it up?
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The Media’s Perception of McCain Depends on His Health Care Vote
Senator John McCain made waves in the news this week, and the coverage following him as been rocky at best.
The Women in Media: Gabby Morrongiello
At 23, Morrongiello has taken the helm as the New York Post’s DC Bureau Chief and is a rising star of the Beltway media sphere.
The Anatomy of Rachel Maddow’s Rollout of Trump’s Tax Returns
Rachel Maddow’s report on Trump’s 2005 tax returns caused quite a stir – but did the news really live up to the hype?
Is Trump inadvertently helping the media?
President Donald Trump has been attacking the mainstream media, particularly the “failing” New York Times and “fake news” CNN, since the early days of the 2016 election cycle, and those attacks have persisted into his presidency. Ironically, Trump’s vilification of the press has helped boost
Harvard Study Finds Biased, Non-Substantive Media Coverage of Election 2016
A Harvard multi-series research project, based on a detailed content analysis of the presidential election coverage, has linked media coverage with the rise of Donald Trump as well as Hillary Clinton’s plunge in likability. The study took into account five television networks – ABC News, CBS News, CNN,