Does Breitbart promote 'fake news' and misinformation? Click to see potential examples:
Some who doubt the legitimacy of leading health authorities, especially when it comes to anything related to COVID-19, are likely skeptical of these conclusions. But for many others, those conclusions would be more than enough reason to deem Breitbart “fake news” for streaming the press conference.While the majority of its content is presented as fact-based reporting, Breitbart also publishes a lot of content that constitutes opinion and commentary.
While some of the aforementioned cases of Breitbart publishing false or unproven claims could seem alarming, the majority of its news content is based on fact. Yet for some people, only a few instances of false information or the publishing of viewpoints they disagree with are enough to qualify Breitbart and others as “fake news.”
In our polarized democracy, Americans hold differing opinions about what really constitutes fake news. See more about that from ourThis piece was reviewed by Managing Editor Henry A. Brechter , Andrew Weinzierl, Director of Research and Data Journalism and Julie Mastrine, Director of Marketing and Media Bias Ratings .
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