The media can be biased and shape public opinion through selective reporting, framing, and emphasizing certain events or perspectives, thus influencing how people perceive and understand certain issues or individuals.
The media can be biased and shape public opinion by selectively presenting information, emphasizing certain viewpoints, and omitting opposing perspectives, thus influencing how the audience perceives and understands a particular issue or event.
The media can be biased and shape public opinion by selectively presenting information, using sensationalized or emotional language, and promoting certain perspectives or ideologies while downplaying or ignoring others.
