Title: Why is the news so biased? - Quora
Headings: Why is the news so biased?
Why is the news so biased?
Ray Las

Content: Newsmakers try to recognize and Counter that bias in various ways: adhering to certain Basic principles like nearness or impact
admitting their bias upfront
sticking as much as possible to just stating the Facts, and leaving the Analysis up to the Reader/Viewer. trying to provide at least two sides to the Story (or more sides if there are other Stakeholders involved. This isn’t always easy, because often journalists have Editors (who want Scoops before the competition gets it), legal counsel (who want all Facts checked, and to avoid unpleasant lawsuits), Advertising Departments (who want to protect ad-revenue) breathing down their necks to censor their work in one way or another… making News isn’t easy. Sponsored by Jumbo Privacy & Security
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Connor McConnell
, studied at Oregon Episcopal School (2021)
Answered 3 years ago
Because People who look for the news, I mean the makers of the news you see, are biased. In this day in age, there is no such thing as an “unbiased person” People may say that they are unbiased, but in truth, with the modern day politics, things are pretty black and white
So what we have for news sources that say they are unbiased, is little things biases. Like looking for the information from a preferred source
Tone of voice
Phrasing of questions, the microaggressions that people hold towards others
It’s nearly impossible to find a news source that doesn’t have some bias.