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Can you tell Fox News from Huffington Post?
The images above were captured from the front pages of two Websites this morning. Can you guess which image (A or B) was taken from Huffington Post and which was taken from Fox News?
Share your guess and your comments here
Tags: media, politics, technology
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Permalink Reply by Jack Shepler on -
Fox News likes to push the fear button and wouldn't likely have a sense of humor about Sarah Palin, so it's fairly obvious which is Fox News.
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Permalink Reply by Robby Slaughter on -
The essential difference between Fox News and HuffPo is not slant. Both groups are clearly slanted. The difference is that HuffPo consists entirely of citizen journalism whereas Fox News is mostly produced by professionals.
And obviously, A = HuffPo, B=FoxNews
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Permalink Reply by Allison K. Lewis on -
Fox News wouldn't be horrified by Palin in 2012, they'd celebrate, so Fox is B.
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