Fake vs Real news

Information that is completely true and unbiased.

False or highly distorted information intended to manipulate and mislead.

News that is published by traditional media outlets.

A term used to praise credible journalism.

By encouraging people to verify sources.

By allowing people to dismiss information they dislike or that conflicts with their political views.

By promoting objective reporting.

By highlighting factual errors in news stories.

Real news always presents all facts without omission.

Reporters' backgrounds, social positions, or politics can unintentionally influence how a story is told.

Real news is never sensationalized to attract an audience.

News stories are always complete and never change over time.

Yes

No

It strengthens public trust in all news sources.

It encourages citizens to make better choices about public policy.

It can have a corrosive effect because society relies on accurate information for good choices.

It simplifies complex issues for easier understanding.