Why do news organizations sometimes show bias?

A. Because they are worried about national crises

B. Because the government tells them what to say

C. Because they need to maintain their finances to stay in business

D. Because the audience influences them

Question

Tyrell Reyes

Social Studies

13 December, 03:02

Why do news organizations sometimes show bias?

A. Because they are worried about national crises

B. Because the government tells them what to say

C. Because they need to maintain their finances to stay in business

D. Because the audience influences them

+2

Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Jamiya Madden · Answer 1

Because they need to maintain their finances to stay in business

Explanation:

Apex

Gianna Johnson · Answer 2

Answer: D-because the audience influences them

Explanation:

Nobody is completely impartial, the people behind news organizations included. So their audience, culture, friends, and family, things they see on tv or online, are all factors that contribute to bias.

Why do news organizations sometimes show bias?A. Because they are worried about national crisesB. Because the government tells them what to sayC. Because they need to maintain their finances to stay in businessD. Because the audience influences them

Why do news organizations sometimes show bias?

A. Because they are worried about national crises

B. Because the government tells them what to say

C. Because they need to maintain their finances to stay in business

D. Because the audience influences them