1. making sure to have multiple sources or witnesses explaining the source's background upfront in a story so that the audience understands the relationship, and asking all sides of the story for comment to ensure balance, are all examples of: growing and expanding their fanbase, especially on social media learning how to present information clearly and concisely on camera ensuring that their informati0on is shocking and attention-grabbing ensuring that their information is as accurate as possible 2. what essays criticized the British political system in many ways, were widely published across pre-Revolutionary War America, and, nearly 50 years later, rebels pointed to these essays as a source of ideas that sparked the revolution
the NPR Essays
Cato's Letters
InfoWar Letters
the Free Press Letters
3. Ron is attempting to explain what fake news means to his class of 4th grade students. He plans to use the 2016 presidential election as an example of fake news. How can he define the term for his students
a development that changed news by reporting a constant, unending process
images used to try to convince someone to believe something or buy something or act in a certain way
the process by which a reporter uses verification and storytelling to make a subject newsworthy
a deliberately false story, usually spread on social media with the intent to influence political action
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