Sentences with phrase «false balance when»

One solid victory was when the BBC announced they will no longer follow a pattern of false balance when dealing with science denial — putting a crank up against the consensus of scientific opinion as if they were equal.

Not exact matches

Gazidis saying that the stories about their cash balances are false when it was Arsenal themselves who published the report.

This kind of false balance becomes a problem when one side is based on knowledge and the other is merely an opinion, as often occurs when policy problems intersect with science.

Right when we think we've achieved the perfect balance of smoke and depth, we make one false move and end up looking like a panda.

The DOJ argues that when a loan with known origination errors is certified by the lender to the FHA, with a subsequent claim submitted by the lender to the FHA after a default, the lender is in violation of the False Claims Act — because they knew or should have known the loan had defects when they submitted their certification, and yet still allowed the government to sustain a loss when the FHA paid out of the loan balance.

* Contrary to Nisbet's finding, we believe that false balance in climate reporting persists, especially when it comes to the debate over costs and benefits of climate action.

For these reasons and others, it is not possible to reach valid and reliable judgments about systematic patterns in news coverage either through anecdotal blogging about specific articles or by a lone individual reading through a population of articles, especially when the individual has a deep and longstanding commitment to a belief in widespread false balance.

As discussed at the opening of Chapter 3, the «balance as bias» study by Boykoff and Boykoff examining coverage through 2002 was famously featured in Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth and remains widely referenced today when bloggers such as Joe Romm assert that false balance remains a pervasive problem in mainstream media coverage.

The «balance as bias» thesis from the paper remains frequently cited today when bloggers, scientists, and others assert that false balance remains a widespread problem, even among mainstream media.

These types of hostile media perceptions and claims are even more likely the case when the financial support for a professional blogger depends in part on maintaining the assertion that pervasive false balance in coverage exists.