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About us
Media Sceptic is a web community project to identify
common media fallacies, and to investigate their causes and
effects. We have numerous contributors, including freelance
writers, researchers, journalists, artists and media activists.
Media Sceptic's webmaster is Brian Dean. To contact
Media Sceptic, please use one of our email addresses
(see above).
Main sections of Media Sceptic
• Media Fallacies:
falsehoods and flawed logic in news reporting. This is the
core section of the site. (Our media fallacies database is
an ongoing project). More...
• Media Nonsense:
real-life examples of unintentional media fallacies.
Includes responses to our claims by people inside and outside
of the media. More...
• Toxic Slime: intentional
fallacies, ie propaganda, PR and the "darker" side
of the mainstream reporting. Updated regularly with TV/press
examples. More...
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Our objectives
1. To make media criticism pleasurable, and to encourage
people to actively question/challenge the media – eg
by complaints procedures or by creating counter-media, etc.
2. To build an ever-growing structured database containing
a wealth of examples of media fallacies – hyperlinked
to material in our other sections demonstrating how these
fallacies reinforce each other to create distorted worldviews.
3. To create a community of creative media sceptics. This
is where our Media Sceptic Community
section comes in.
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