The same event happens in two different places on the same day. One happens in rural America. The other happens in urban America
. A newspaper chooses to report the incident in urban America on the front page of the paper and the incident in rural America on the second page. This is an example of
The above is an example of bias in layout. The people who formatted this newspaper were biased about what news they wanted to put on front covers - they decided that the events in the city were far more important than those in the rural areas, even though the event was the same - the same thing happened in both places.
