Evaluate the credibility of the following list of sources: newspaper, magazine, television programs, movies, t
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The above mentioned are just mediums. \nTruth is Truth, and a lie is a lie.
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http://www.factcheck.org/
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See below for the sources that will provide you your answers.
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news\nlocal (metro)\nsports\nclassified\ncomics\nbusiness\n\nthe rest depends on the size of a newspaper.
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Hi, There's a great list on web page below.
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try adveritiseing in the newspaper
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The newspaper name, date, article title, author, page.
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Try magazine, or t.v guides.
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there are many different sources of news today: the internet is good because of its immediate nature, tv and newspapers are good because they can provide and in-depth local slant on a story.  but if you try to stay on top of everything, you'll suffer from information overload. \n\nindividually:::if you are asking how to pick and choose between the wide variety, i think a person should take into account the time they have available to digest the news, and what things they feel they need to know.  i've customized my yahoo page to bring up only those sources i trust, so in a sense i've censored myself.  there's too much out there and i feel the need to draw a line.\n\nas a society:::on the other hand if you're asking how much of our national defense policy should we give away, or should we publicize crimes that might incite others to repeat them, then it's a much finer line, with much more at stake.  where does the public's right to know overlap the potential dangers to them?  it can be decided on a case-by-case basis, but do we really trust news editors to make that call for us? they are biased by their own opinions too, so what they want us to see and hear will be colored by that.  credibility is an issue when the media are businesses that exist to make money 1st and report 2nd.  it's small wonder that people view the mass media with more than a little suspicion.
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degrees of faith in various sources of information
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Not completely. One should never trust only ONE source of information. They may not have every fact on the subject and a single view can be biased. Try a few different sources and get a more well rounded take on it.
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"Critically Analyzing Information Sources"\nhttp://www.library.cornell.edu/olinuris/ref/research/skill26.htm
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The sources have examples.
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This is an interesting list
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No. Cite your sources so you know the info comes from a reliable source
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Information is in the source
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Check my "Sources" link: