Tag: Media Industry

In the last few weeks, headline writers from across the news media embellished their coverage of record-high egg prices with puns, wordplay, and other egg-ceptionally savvy lines.

The online news market is less equal than the AllSides Media Bias Chart™ might make it seem.

Updated 11/3/2022 It's obvious the media has had a close eye on the 2022 midterm elections , and the vast effect election results will have on all Americans means journalists should cover results with the utmost care and responsibility. AllSides is no different. Here’s our news team’s...

For our balanced news curation AllSides analyze content more closely to confirm whether the publisher’s label is accurate, and will sometimes change it on our website to more precisely reflect the style of journalism in the article at hand

If you read AllSides, you’re probably more politically informed than the average American — but that doesn’t necessarily mean you’re actually engaging with your community.

Did a Washington Post journalist unfairly dox the woman behind the Libs of Tik Tok Twitter account?

The violence in Ukraine is providing CNN the chance to reaffirm itself as a reliable news source.

The Supreme Court stirred controversy last week by denying an NPR (Online News rated Center) report saying Chief Justice John Roberts had “in some form” asked his fellow justices to wear masks. A reporter from Fox News (Right) cited a source who also denied the report about Roberts.

It’s easy to forget, but the stories of migrants, such as the thousands of Haitians who have captured media attention this week, do not begin with their arrival at the southern border. By ignoring the ongoing stories of migrants outside of the U.S., news outlets create a media environment where they and their readers can fit vulnerable people into political narratives.