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“According to One Source” is not Journalism
When my young children were listening to advertisements, my husband and I would occasionally say in passing, “That doesn’t sound right,” “It’s hard to believe that” or ask “Do you think that’s really true?” Yes, if overdone it’s annoying. But … Continue reading
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Tagged deception, lazy journalism, media trust, persuasion
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