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What term refers to a type of newspaper that is known for presenting news in a serious and objective manner?
What term refers to a type of newspaper that is known for presenting news in a serious and objective manner?
What term describes the deliberate manipulation of information to create a favorable or biased impression?
What term describes the deliberate manipulation of information to create a favorable or biased impression?
What term refers to news reporting by ordinary citizens, often through social media platforms?
What term refers to news reporting by ordinary citizens, often through social media platforms?
Which term refers to a false or misleading statement made with the intention to deceive or cheat others?
Which term refers to a false or misleading statement made with the intention to deceive or cheat others?
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What term describes a type of newspaper that presents news in a sensationalized and exaggerated manner?
What term describes a type of newspaper that presents news in a sensationalized and exaggerated manner?
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Which term refers to the act of intentionally providing false or misleading information to influence public opinion?
Which term refers to the act of intentionally providing false or misleading information to influence public opinion?
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Study Notes
Types of Newspapers and Information Manipulation
- Quality Newspaper: Known for serious and objective reporting, providing factual and credible information.
- Spin: Deliberate manipulation of information to create a biased impression or to influence perceptions.
- Citizen Journalism: Reporting of news by ordinary citizens, often shared through social media platforms, offering alternative perspectives.
- Disinformation: False or misleading statement intended to deceive or cheat others, impacting perception and understanding.
- Tabloid Newspaper: Presents news in a sensationalized and exaggerated manner, often focusing on scandals and celebrity gossip.
- Propaganda: Intentionally providing false or misleading information to influence public opinion and behavior, often associated with political agendas.
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Test your knowledge of media terminology with this quiz! From "broadsheet" to "tabloid" and "citizen journalism" to "spin," see how well you know the terms used to describe different types of news sources and reporting techniques. Can you distinguish between balanced reporting and biased spin? Find out in this media terminology quiz!
