Media continue to spread false info with sloppy ‘hacked election’ headlines

Published December 29, 2016 10:19pm ET



Fake news misleads unsuspecting audiences with narratives created from thin air. Sloppy and biased reporting, though different from fake news, is arguably as bad because the end result is the same: Readers are led astray.

While media tries to combat the rise of fake news, it continues to struggle miserably with its own problems of being sloppy and misleading.

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