A Web site should be held to the same credibility standards as traditional text sources.

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2 answers:

Georgia [21]4 years ago

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It depends on the type of web site. Some are opinionated and ideological.

However, based on the assumption that your question is about the web site of a newspaper that is also printed, surely the credibility must be the same, as it is the same publishing company.

So the statement is true.

Tom [10]4 years ago

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the answer to your question is true

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