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How to read the news and the five filters of mass media
There seems to be a lot of long winded discussion on fake news and its family. I am of the opinion that everything on media and the internet is opinion and propaganda. It makes my life easier. Here is an interesing set of videos on how to read the news (and media == how to pick the truth from them).
The video is a Ted-Ed orginal by Damon Brown.
This next video seems to be a good partner with the first one. It explains Noam Chomsky’s Five Filters of Mass Media: