Published January 24, 2020 | Version v2

Enabling News Consumers to View and Understand Biased News Cov-erage: A Study on the Perception and Visualization of Media Bias

  • 1. University of Konstanz & University of Wuppertal

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Traditional media outlets are known to report political news in a biased way, potentially affecting the political beliefs of the audience and even altering their voting behaviors. Many researchers focus on automatically detecting and identifying media bias in news, but only very few studies towards working and fitting media bias visualizations exist. We tested varying annotation strategies with an automatically created and enhanced-by-hand dataset.

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