• patatas@sh.itjust.works
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    23 days ago

    Does putting it in larger font over and over again make it more true?

    Also are the reporters and editors Canadian? Not saying there’s zero influence from ownership or that the editorial slant is completely unbiased, but like, this is quoting union folks, it’s hardly some fabricated outrage from a right-wing US think-tank.

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      23 days ago

      Big font is because the people who need to read it the most - me - often overlook it.

      I’m glad for it. I’m grateful the warning exists so I know I’m not debating actual news.

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        23 days ago

        OK so you’re saying the quotes from the unions and PBO are fake news?

        I ask because some people seem to think that “media literacy” means uncritically discarding all information from a particular outlet, rather than recognising the ways in which bias can affect what, and how, events are portrayed in media, and using that as a lens with which to interpret the mix of fact and framing that all reporting invariably has