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Media Literacy (Infozones (The main purpose of Infozone is to educate the…

- - - - An example of this would be emotional topics or something very controversial where people take the words of others and twist them. A prime example of this would be youtube thumbnails and titles that attract the views attention but actually have nothing to do with the video
    - - This is an example of To persuade because these two are running for president while trying to get people to see their points of view and why they should vote for them
    - - Vine was used back in the day to make people laugh and enjoy themselves while even making their own stuff.
    - - ESPN keeps people up to date on any sports related news and informs them on things they may have missed or haven't kept up with.
    - - This is an example of To sell because of how they are advertising to get people to obey their thirst by drinking sprite
    - - An example of documenting is when people post to the snapchat story to show people what is happening in their life.
- - - - Imposter Context - Uses brand name items to make people think it's fair content
        
        People will sell fake shoes or items on websites that look legitimate to make it seem like they are actually real however they are meant to really just get people to buy them then have them really look at the items.
      - Manipulated Content - Uses a quote, Image, or other content to change the meaning
        
        This meme is an example of manipulated content because it makes it seem as if he is benching the metal bar and isn't to be taken seriously.
      - False Context - False information that uses other pieces of context to try to change the meaning
      - Fabricated Content - Misinformation that is completely made up to deceive you into thinking it was real
        
        This was a photo of Travis Scott "cheating" on Kylie Jenner that took the twitter by storm that was completely made up so someone could show just how easy it is to convince the internet
      - Satire - Use of humor or exaggeration to critique or mock a person organization or policy
        
        http://waterfordwhispersnews.com
        
        This website takes "important" subjects or headlines that may grab the readers attention and are a completely joke.
- - - - Economic Bias
        
        This could be looked at as an economic bias because some men think they work harder than women or are the breadwinners however that may not be the case for some.
      - National/Regional Bias
        
        https://www.fordlincolnoffranklin.com/blogs/730/the-top-reasons-to-choose-ford/
        
        This website is a bias when it comes to Ford trucks because it doesn't even touch up on the competition or what other car brands may be as and just that ford is the best.
      - Gender Bias
        
        Gender bias is when people will assume someone by their gender and who they are just because of how they dress however that may not be and much more the case for everyone.
      - Political/Idealogical Bias
        
        This photo is going onto say all the ideas and beliefs that liberals are not okay with and how they are a "touchy subject".
      - Racial Bias
        
        This is a racial bias because some people are going as far as saying all muslims are terrorist and not normal people.