History, 26.11.2020 14:00, campbellkruger

1. How often do you consume the news ?
2.How do you consume the news (videos, radio, podcasts , articles)?
3. Which news organizations do you consume the most?
4. In your opinion, are these organizations biased? Why do you think that?
5. Is there a news organization you would never watch or read? Why? 6. How do you, personally, identify news as "fake?"

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