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Misinformation In The Media
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The truth cannot be seen with a simple glance. One must look deeper into the source of information. The media provides us with our day to day information, but there are many problems with knowledge acquired in this way. The question we must ask ourselves is how do we distinguish the difference bet ....
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.... 17, 1981 edition of World, the headline read “Main Explosion Caused By Bomb Or Torpedo?”. Meanwhile, there was no concrete evidence to even assume that Spain had anything to do with the devastation of the Maine.
This is perfect example of misinformation. Misinformation in the news usually has little or no evidence, witnesses, or published experts in the article or report. Therefore, it would be wise to question articles without valid support or evidence.
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