In a polarized country and crowded market, partisan coverage allows outlets to differentiate themselves
“Americans have complained about media bias for years, and it’s hard to deny that they’re on to something. The country is divided rather evenly along partisan lines: While Donald Trump comfortably won the Electoral College, the popular-vote margin fell within 2 points. Yet the media, including mainstream sources, rarely tries to appear neutral. From news coverage to editorial columns, different outlets offer radically different views of reality”.
Fonte: The Wall Street Journal
Autore: Roland Fryer
