Essays on News

News Stations and Their Influence News stations decide on the type of information that is to be exposed to the public. News stations cover the current stories such as politics, sports, weather, entertainment social welfare, religious views and other vital events. News range from the local, national and international news. News...

News These are newly noteworthy facts or information probably not known to the target audience. Stories that make the news are mostly recent and captious to the recipients. News can be conveyed through different media like word of mouth, postal, broadcasting, electronic systems, and testimonies from observers or eyewitnesses in events....

Alex Gibney’s film, “We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks, ” is an interesting documentation of the case of Julian Assange and WikiLeaks, and how their activities have revolutionized the manner in which democratic nations address secrecy, confidentiality, and the right to information. Based on the movie, WikiLeaks’ mission is...

The escalation of the fake news rhetoric did not capture the US suddenly following the winning of the 2016 poll by President Trump; instead, the issue has been around for millennia  (Allcott and Gentzkow 212). In fact, apparently, the government is not only faced with the decision to taming fake...

The issue of media bias has been at the center stage of public talks for a long time now.  It is a custom in which media in one way or another gives out stories which are one-sided or in a prejudiced manner. Different people have different perceptions and views on...

The media plays a key role in how the members of the public stay informed of the events that affect them directly or indirectly. Mass media has become an essential part of the entire public with many people remaining dependent on it for any event around the world. Different types...

The Oppression of African-Americans in the US The media and academic literature form the sources of information in the globe based on the reflection and experiences of the marginalized communities and ensure the spread of the information in the public sphere. One of the marginalized groups that have existed for centuries...

In the past: reliance on major news channels In the past, before the introduction of computers, the population relied on major news channels for updated news. The television networks relayed valid information at the top of the hour, with the presenters legitimizing the information through live coverage. The trend changed with...

Article 1 is Neutral: The heading of the article is impartial, and it objectively states the facts that Trump has blocked the release of a memo prepared by the Democrats. Additionally, the article uses quotation marks (the president is "inclined" to declassify) signifying that in reality, Trump is not willing to...

Fake News vs. Real News: The Importance of Information Scheufele and Tewksbury (10) posit that information is an important element of our society and every person is dependent on correct knowledge to make the right decisions and guide one through the complex world. Today, the biggest threat to accessing the right...

1. Fake news refers to any material that is presented by the publisher as news, but they know that it is untrue at the time of publication. 2. Publication of fake news is regarded as the most dangerous thing because it results in...

There are numerous concerns regarding the quality of information presented to the public today. Many people have suffered as a result of fake news and misinformation. The methods of  dealing with fake news are unclear information which results in more adverse effects on the public. What is Fake News?             There is...