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	<title>Comments on: News</title>
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		<title>By: jo</title>
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		<description>You make a very valid point. But surely the way it is presented affects people&#039;s understanding. I mean when something is presented to these people who you say don&#039;t have a very high education level then what happens when they just understand it in the way it is presented- i.e. when something is biased- either for or against the government, or within the topic of the text tabloidization- so let&#039;s say all that is mentioned about a politician is their personal beliefs, or their successful private lives and not their policies- so these people only see that and don&#039;t think beyond that. Yes they may have an idea of who the politicians are but when they don&#039;t know what the policies are and how to understand them then does it really matter? Thanks!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You make a very valid point. But surely the way it is presented affects people&#8217;s understanding. I mean when something is presented to these people who you say don&#8217;t have a very high education level then what happens when they just understand it in the way it is presented- i.e. when something is biased- either for or against the government, or within the topic of the text tabloidization- so let&#8217;s say all that is mentioned about a politician is their personal beliefs, or their successful private lives and not their policies- so these people only see that and don&#8217;t think beyond that. Yes they may have an idea of who the politicians are but when they don&#8217;t know what the policies are and how to understand them then does it really matter? Thanks!</p>
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