Entry #3- Slanted Reporting

Individuals normally have a habit of explaining information without actually stating the reasoning behind it, hence, slanted reporting.

While surfing the internet trying to retrieve something close to a slanted report, I finally found one!

Lady's and gentlemen, I present to you, The Wall Street Journal!

When I stumbled upon this I knew it would be a perfect topic to discuss!

You can view the journal here:

http://www.wsj.com/

Clearly, the journal is riddled with slanted reporting left and right. As I scroll down the page and try to understand the topics, I easily picked up on the little hints in between!

There is an article that strongly caught my attention in the journal titled "Brazil Searches For Missing After Dam Breach". Unfortunately, I discovered that one must buy the journal in order to continue reading each article.....

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Well, at least I was still able to get some information!

The article is explaining how there is a Dam Breach in the area of Brazil and how it effected the towns nearby. As I continue reading, it actually never states about any missing people!

Weird, right?

You would think the article would at least explain the missing people and how they are going to try and find them. It just continues to describe the damages from the dam and so on.