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Bias

A CBS Insider Exposes How the Media Distort the News

15 minBernard Goldberg

What's it about

Ever wonder if the news you watch is telling the whole story? Get ready to uncover the hidden biases shaping your worldview. This summary reveals how a liberal slant in mainstream media isn't a conspiracy, but a subtle, pervasive force that distorts reality. You'll learn the insider secrets from a veteran CBS reporter who risked his career to expose the truth. Discover the specific language, story selection, and framing techniques that create a skewed narrative, and gain the critical thinking tools to see through the spin and become a smarter news consumer.

Meet the author

Bernard Goldberg is a 28-year veteran of CBS News, where he won seven Emmy Awards for his work as a correspondent and producer. After decades on the inside of network news, Goldberg grew concerned by the liberal bias he witnessed shaping the stories Americans consumed. This unique insider's perspective gave him the unparalleled access and conviction to write Bias, courageously exposing the media distortion he saw firsthand and challenging the industry to uphold its promise of objectivity.

Bias book cover

What's it about

Ever wonder if the news you watch is telling the whole story? Get ready to uncover the hidden biases shaping your worldview. This summary reveals how a liberal slant in mainstream media isn't a conspiracy, but a subtle, pervasive force that distorts reality. You'll learn the insider secrets from a veteran CBS reporter who risked his career to expose the truth. Discover the specific language, story selection, and framing techniques that create a skewed narrative, and gain the critical thinking tools to see through the spin and become a smarter news consumer.

Meet the author

Bernard Goldberg is a 28-year veteran of CBS News, where he won seven Emmy Awards for his work as a correspondent and producer. After decades on the inside of network news, Goldberg grew concerned by the liberal bias he witnessed shaping the stories Americans consumed. This unique insider's perspective gave him the unparalleled access and conviction to write Bias, courageously exposing the media distortion he saw firsthand and challenging the industry to uphold its promise of objectivity.