Imagine that you are clicking through local news channels on television and hear stories about the same event, but the information presented on each channel is slightly different. You are interested in doing some extra research to see which news channel was the most accurate and credible in their reporting. How would you start your research? What are some of the strategies you would use to make your decision?

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Kylan Cox

5 February, 01:04

Imagine that you are clicking through local news channels on television and hear stories about the same event, but the information presented on each channel is slightly different. You are interested in doing some extra research to see which news channel was the most accurate and credible in their reporting. How would you start your research? What are some of the strategies you would use to make your decision?

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Billy Carson · Answer 1

Answer: I would start by searching the event and see which 2 channels have the most similar info so I would know which one is more likely to be correct. (that's what I would do)