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By making media bias transparent and consuming a balanced news diet, we can arm ourselves with a broader view - and find the truth for ourselves. Our tools help you to better understand diverse perspectives and reduce harmful, hateful polarization in America. Media bias has contributed to Americans becoming more politically polarized.Īt AllSides, we reduce the one-sided information flow by providing balanced news from both liberal and conservative news sources, and over 1,400 media bias ratings. This improves our country long-term, helping us to understand one another, solve problems, know the truth, and make better decisions. Making media bias transparent helps us to easily identify different perspectives and expose ourselves to a variety of information so we can avoid being manipulated by partisan bias and fake news.

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The mission of AllSides is to free people from filter bubbles so they can better understand the world - and each other. But when we stay inside a filter bubble, we may miss important ideas and perspectives. It feels good to hear from people who think just like us, and media outlets have an incentive to be partisan - it helps them to earn ad revenue, especially if they use sensationalism and clickbait. When bias is hidden and we see only facts, information, and opinions that confirm our existing beliefs, a number of negative things happen: 1) we become extremely polarized as a nation as we misunderstand or hate the 'the other side,' believing they are extreme, hateful, or evil 2) we become more likely to be manipulated into thinking, voting, or behaving a certain way 3) we become limited in our ability to understand others, problem solve and compromise 4) we become unable to find the truth. News media, social media, and search engines have become so biased, politicized, and personalized that we are often stuck inside filter bubbles, where we’re only exposed to information and ideas we already agree with. Why Does the Bias of a Media Outlet Matter?

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Read about whether conservative or liberal media outlets are more widely read. The outlets featured on the AllSides Media Bias Cart™ have varying degrees of influence.

The AllSides Media Bias Chart™ shows the political bias of some of the most-read sources in America. That’s why AllSides has rated the media bias of over 1,400 sources. Bias is natural, but hidden bias and fake news misleads and divides us. Our ratings help readers to understand that certain facts may be missing if they read only outlets from one side of the political spectrum.Īmericans are more polarized than ever - if you’re like us, you see it in the news and on your social media feeds every day. We know that a mixed group of experts and non-experts will provide a more accurate result, so we solicit and consider opinions of average people.

Votes don't determine our ratings, but are valuable feedback that may prompt more research. Your opinion matters: we take into account hundreds of thousands of community votes on our ratings.We consider and review data and research conducted by third parties, like universities and other groups.Transparent methodology: we tell you how we arrived at the bias rating for each outlet.We give separate bias ratings for the news and opinion sections for some media outlets, giving you a more precise understanding.Our research spans years - we started rating media bias back in 2012.Our methods are: Blind Bias Surveys of Americans, Editorial Reviews by a multipartisan team of panelists who look for common types of media bias, independent reviews, and third party data. We have a patent on rating bias and use multiple methodologies, not an algorithm. Data is gathered from many people across the political spectrum - not just one biased individual or a very small, elite group.Here's how the AllSides Media Bias Chart™ differs from other media bias charts: Unless otherwise noted, these bias ratings are based on online written content, not TV, radio, or broadcast content. Learn why AllSides doesn't rate accuracy. A publication can be accurate, yet biased. This chart does not rate accuracy or credibility.

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