Insider: https://www.businessinsider.com/why-obama-allowed-take-white-house-records-but-not-trump-2022-8 -11.00 bias, 36.67 reliability 2. Ad Fontes' Bias score and reliability score 3. What is the purpose of this article? Is it to persuade or inform. Explain your answer. 4. What do you know about the source of the article? Is it a well-known media organization? Does it typically lean to the left or the right, or is it fairly down the middle? Is there anything about the organization's reputation/background that might influence how this article is presented? 5. How is the article framed? What kind of words/phrases/headlines/pictures/information sources are used to make a point? Is the terminology intended to be free from bias, or has the writer used phrases intended to make you think a certain way? Explain. 6. Looking the article's bias and reliability scores, do you agree with them? Why or why not? Suggest how the writer may have researched or written the story differently to earn it a bias score closer to zero and a higher reliability score. _find and analyze a recent article (within the last three months) in the news that discusses an aspect of the mass media industry and how it's changing/adapting to today's world. _Important: These are news stories about the mass media industry itself, not regular news stories about events happening in the world. Source of the article (web link) 1.Summarize this article 2. Why is this topic important to mass media consumers? 3. How will consumers benefit and/or be harmed by this