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AllSides Live: Balanced News and Media Literacy

Bias / May 3rd, 2021 / By AllSides Staff

AllSides Live, our Instagram Live show , recently featured Henry A. Brechter, the managing editor of AllSides. Henry oversees the AllSides news operation, and leads strategy and development around news content. Tune in to hear him discuss balanced news and media literacy with our host,...

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AllSides Live: Media Literacy and Nonpartisanship with Scriberr News

Bias / March 17th, 2021 / By AllSides Staff

AllSides Live, our Instagram Live show , recently featured a chat with Scriberr News , a nonpartisan multimedia news platform, about media literacy and nonpartisanship. Scriberr is dedicated to reporting the truth fully and giving all sides to controversial, political issues so that...

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Media Outlets Should Be Transparent About Their Bias

Bias / May 31st, 2020 / By John Gable, AllSides Founder

It’s not a secret: the media is highly partisan. Whatever the news story happens to be, a cursory glance at most news outlets shows whether they like or despise President Trump, and whether they hold liberal or conservative values. Should media outlets openly admit their bias? And would...

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5 Tools to Avoid Media Manipulation This Election Year

Bias / April 15th, 2020 / By Julie Mastrine

As the 2020 presidential election ramps up, you may find yourself overwhelmed. Political ads, viral memes, heated commentators, social media sparring — there’s plenty of noise in a nation that seems deeply divided about the direction of our country, and everyone seems to be trying to sway...

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Social Media Wasn't Built for Balanced News

News / August 21st, 2019 / By Henry A. Brechter

Let’s say you live right across the street from a takeout restaurant. Their prices are a bit higher than local competitors, and there are constant rumors of health code violations and mystery meat. But for the sake of speed and convenience, you usually eat there anyway. After all, you’ve...

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AllSides Live: Balanced News and Media Literacy

AllSides Live: Media Literacy and Nonpartisanship with Scriberr News

Media Outlets Should Be Transparent About Their Bias

5 Tools to Avoid Media Manipulation This Election Year

Social Media Wasn't Built for Balanced News