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Which of the following would seem to be a likely outcome of bias in the media?

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The exclusion of important details and facts,the presentation of all viewpoints seem to be a likely outcome of bias in the media.

<u>Explanation:</u>

There will be many types of events that comes to the notice of media. Some of them will be more important than others. There will be some confusion that exists for a person of media to choose which event to be published and which is to be omitted and this refers to Media bias. This may be a simple or a complicated one.

When some of the important facts are omitted this will cause some disputes. The main outcome of media bias may be excluding some of the information that are more important. The next may be the presentation of all viewpoints. There may be many viewpoints that are related to a particular event and choosing which one will be a bias.

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