BIAS IN THE MEDIA Bias in the media is viewed as the unbalanced or otherwise sensationalized reporting of events or ideals, which may reflect the beliefs of those in the media and not the population as a whole. The media can persuade the population to view events, proposals, or agendas in a liberal or conservative manner. It is argued that these media organizations are not covering assignments factually, fairly, or fully, resulting in a bias …showed first 75 words of 912 total…

…showed last 75 words of 912 total…life in general are about bias, in one form or another. This is a recent realization, but one that certainly has merit. I can recognize bias in areas of the media. I can also recognize that the media has many different forms, balancing the effect of individual journalistic bias. As for bias in general, we can ask ourselves a simple question: At the end of the day, is the pot any blacker then the kettle