Media Biases Interactive Flip Cards

Example: Highlighting economic cost while downplaying environmental benefits.

Example: Continuous coverage of celebrity trials while ignoring policy debates.

Example: Reporting crime stats without noting long-term trends.

Example: Highlighting only studies that align with an editorial stance.

Example: Calling a policy “reckless” instead of “controversial.”

Example: Quoting only officials on a protest without interviewing participants.

Example: Giving climate scientists and deniers equal airtime.

Example: Only interviewing economists favoring tax cuts.

Example: Avoiding tough questions to keep interview privileges.

Example: Showing graphic images before a political segment.

Example: Overstating crime rates to push policy change.

Example: Omitting details that complicate the “hero” narrative.

Example: Labeling opponents of a bill as “immoral” without discussing their reasoning.

Example: Publishing arrest numbers without noting population size.

Example: Attributing an election result solely to one policy issue.

Example: Labeling a minor storm as “apocalyptic.”

Example: Covering a minor local event over a major foreign crisis.

Example: Not covering a scandal involving a major sponsor.

Example: Using misleading headlines for page views.

Example: Avoiding coverage of industries tied to parent companies.