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Facebook memes portrayed both Trump, Clinton negatively
Posted On December 11, 2019 Ahmed Shatil Alam 0

Both Donald Trump and Hilary Clinton were portrayed negatively by social media in the 2016 election campaign, a recent study has found. After analyzing Facebook memes made on both of them, thestudy found that they were portrayed or framed with negative tone. Trump was framed on …
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“The press has lost even the pretense of objectivity” says political reporter Peter Boyer
Posted On November 5, 2018 Jacqueline Schlick 0

It’s 2018 and the media is in “crisis mode,” undergoing heavy scrutiny from the White House and oftentimes involving itself in perceived or real bias, clickbait and one-sided reporting. What’s a journalist to do in navigating the changing tides? Nationally known political reporter Peter Boyer, who has …