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3 years ago
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How does television news gain credibility and likability?

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Licemer1 [7]3 years ago
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Television news gain credibility and likability by doing the news <span>live on the spot reporting. This makes the news more convincing and this would convince people that it is true and believable. In addition, prints are also another form of news, but this gains credibility through neutrality. Hope this helps.</span>
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