Media Bias Fact Check Launches Interactive Country Political Orientation Map

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Media Bias Fact Check, a website dedicated to providing comprehensive assessments of media bias, has launched an interactive map showcasing the political orientation of countries worldwide. The map is a valuable resource for students, researchers, and political enthusiasts seeking insights into the world’s political landscape.

The map features distinct colors to differentiate between the categories of political orientation, including left, left-center, center, right-center, and right. Each country and territory has been thoroughly researched, and additional information is available by clicking on the country. The search bar enables users to quickly find countries that are difficult to locate.

Media Bias Fact Check is known for its low-biased and rigorous approach to assessing media bias. The website has a team of experienced editors and researchers who evaluate media sources based on a set of objective criteria, including bias, factual accuracy, and transparency. The website’s mission is to promote media literacy and help people distinguish between reliable and unreliable sources of news and information.

The map is available for free on the Media Bias Fact Check website. Visit https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/interactive-country-political-orientation-map/ to access the map and learn more about Media Bias Fact Check’s mission and methodology.

Contact:

Dave Van Zandt
editor@mediabiasfactcheck.com

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2 Comments on "Media Bias Fact Check Launches Interactive Country Political Orientation Map"

  1. I like the map, but I think a chart/list would be helpful for people on smaller screens and the visually impaired. I’m also not sure the left-right spectrum is as applicable to nations as it is to publications and journalists. Consider the case of Belarus and Russia, both on the opposite ends of the left-right spectrum per your map but very similar in most aspects and often close allies. Likewise for North Korea and Iran, they are closer to each other than either is to most other countries, but are also on the opposite sides of the spectrum per your map. The political orientation of authoritarians don’t seem to matter as much to them as what helps them maintain power, so shifting less-free nations to black regardless of political orientation may be helpful, but that’s just my opinion. In any case, thank you for all your efforts.

  2. Media Bias Fact Check | April 4, 2023 at 7:10 am |

    Thanks for the feedback. That is an option we could offer. We’ll look into it.

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