Media Bias/Fact Check Gave Know Your Meme A Rating Of "Least Biased" And A Factual Reporting Rating Of HIGH

Home» Know Your Meme Know Your Meme Extreme Left Left-Center Least BiasedRight-Center Right Extreme LEAST BIASED These sources have minimal bias and use very few loaded words (wording that attempts to influence an audience by using appeal to emotion or stereotypes). The reporting is factual and usually sourced. These are the most credible media sources. See all Least Biased Sources. Factual Reporting: HIGH Notes: Know Your Meme is a site that researches and documents Internet memes and viral phenomena. In there own words: Know Your Meme is an online encyclopedia and knowledge community dedicated to researching, documenting and explaining the origins, history and evolution of memes and the Internet culture at large. In review, I found all information very well researched and sourced properly. Wording was not loaded and did not demonstrate a political bias. Overall, this is a valuable resource for understand how and where viral memes originated and their history. We rate Know Your Meme least biased and factual. (D. Van Zandt 8/17/2017)

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To put this in perspective:
New York Times – LEFT-CENTER BIAS – HIGH
Washington Post – LEFT-CENTER BIAS – HIGH
USA Today – LEAST BIASED – HIGH
Wall Street Journal – RIGHT-CENTER BIAS – HIGH
LA Times (Los Angeles Times) – LEFT-CENTER BIAS – HIGH
New York Daily News – LEFT-CENTER BIAS – MIXED
New York Post – RIGHT-CENTER BIAS – MIXED
Boston Globe – LEFT-CENTER BIAS – HIGH
SFGate – LEFT-CENTER BIAS – HIGH
Chicago Tribune – LEFT-CENTER BIAS – HIGH
Daily Mail – RIGHT BIAS – MIXED
MSNBC – LEFT BIAS – MIXED
CNN – LEFT BIAS – MIXED
ABC News – LEFT-CENTER BIAS – HIGH
Fox News – RIGHT BIAS – MIXED
CBS News – LEFT-CENTER BIAS – HIGH
BBC – LEFT-CENTER BIAS – VERY HIGH
Reuters – LEAST BIASED – VERY HIGH
Yahoo News – LEFT-CENTER BIAS – MIXED
AOL – LEFT-CENTER BIAS – HIGH
Huffington Post – LEFT BIAS – HIGH