Media bias
By: Ebonie Ledbetter, Book Editor
Series: Introducing issues with opposing viewpoints
Publisher: Greenhaven Press, A part of Gale, Cengage Learning
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Farmington Hills, Mich
Language: eng
Number of pages: 153
ISBN-13: 9780737772364
Subjects: Mass media; Juvenile literature; Objectivity
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Is media bias a serious problem? The media are biased / Tom Knighton; title: The media are not biased / Paul farhi; title: It is difficult to judge media bias / Tim Groseclose; title: Does media bias matter? / Chris Ladd; title: Media bias reflects the desires of consumers / Emiley Conboy; title: How does media bias affect society?; title: Big-business ownership causes media bias / Alison Langley; title: Media slant: a question of cause and effect / N. Gregory Mankiw; title: The media have a liberal bias  / Michael Bargo Jr; title: Liberal media bias is a myth / Thomas F. Schaller; title: The Western media are biased against Muslims / Sarah Kendzior; title: The media are afraid of appearing Islamophobic / William Kilpatrick; title: The media are transphobic / Jos Truitt; title: The media supports the gay agenda / Cliff Kincaid; title: What are the best ways to fight media bias?; title: Media literacy is an important tool against bias / Thomas White; title: Creating a sixth estate: a critique of all media / Stephen J.A. Ward; title: Balance and diversity will combat media bias / Ross Douthat; title: The public should examine its role in media bias / Rini Sampath; title: Consumers should limit media absorption / Rolf Dobelli; title: Support of public media will reduce media bias / Seth Ashley.