Title: Misleading content
Headings: Misleading content
Misleading content
Types of misleading content
Clickbait
Propaganda
Parody
Misleading headings
Sloppy journalism
Biased news
How to spot and avoid misleading content and fake news
People on social media see exclamation marks, caps and they automatically click. However, these headlines often lead to useless articles about nothing.
Sites tracking fake news
Where you can evaluate content online and check if the post or information is credible:
References

Content: Sloppy journalism
The quick reaction is a feature of a good journalist, and during this time where everything happens fast, the faster the article comes out, the better. However, speed is not the most important thing when it comes to quality. When the writer is trying to be the first that publishes a sure story, fact-checking comes to the second plan. This is now audiences get mislead, and stories full of false information comes out. Sloppy journalism has mostly been used during important elections and other political events. Such fake news creates confusion or can sometimes ruin the reputation of the particular person and media outlet. One story with facts that are not legitimate can create a vicious circle of fake news stories coming out. Some sources can sometimes spread such information to create confusion and take advantage of the reactions from the audience. News are using clickbait with celebrity photos and fake headlines to drive visitors. Biased news
The professional journalist needs to be unbiased, and stories that get published to the public have requirements unless you are the person that thrives on creating personalized content, filled with your opinion. [