Media's Negativity Bias
Trust in media has diminished over the years, shifting from a once-revered institution to a business driven by clicks and engagement. This shift is not unique to Americans; rather, it reflects the structural differences in media industries across countries. While the U.S. media leans heavily into negativity to capture audience attention, other nations benefit from public broadcasters that prioritize truth over profit.In this clip
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Why Is U.S. Media So Negative? | Freakonomics Radio | Episode 477
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