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Lesson 5: News vs. Opinion
 
The line between News and Opinion
 
The Opinion Journalists
 
The Ethics of the Opinion Journalist
 
A Short History of Opinion Journalism
 
Cable TV News: An Opinion Niche?
 
The Value of Opinion Journalism and How to Spot it
 
Why should you care which is which?
 
Opinion or Mere Assertion?
 
Summing Up Lesson 5
Lesson 6: Balance, Fairness, and Bias
 
Is the News Media Biased?
 
Is there a difference between Fairness and Balance?
 
Can Providing Balance be Unfair?
 
What is Fairness & How do I find it?
 
Fair Language
 
Fair Presentation
 
What about Bias?
 
Common flaws in "Bias" claims
 
Summing Up Lesson 6
Lesson 7: Journalistic Truth and the Search for Evidence
 
Truth and Consequences
 
What is Truth?
 
The Truth & "Truthiness"
 
What is "Journalistic Truth"?
 
Provisional Truth
 
How does Verification work?
 
Evaluating Direct and Indirect Evidence
 
How and Why Does Verification Fail?
 
Further Failures of Verification
 
Summing Up Lesson 7
News Lit Unit 2 Quiz
 
Unit 2 Assignment
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