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- Overall, we rate Experience Awareness a Questionable Source based on being an imposter website, promoting propaganda, conspiracies, pseudoscience, use of poor sources who have failed fact checks, a complete lack of transparency and blatant plagiarism.
Detailed Report
Reasoning: Imposter site, Fake News, Conspiracy, Pseudoscience, Propaganda, Lack of Transparency, Plagiarism
Country: USA
World Press Freedom Rank: USA 48/180
History
Experience Awareness is an imposter website, meaning it uses a deceptive domain or looks like a credible news website, but it is not. The use of the domain AbcBusinessNews.com that leads to a Questionable website called Experience Awareness is a classic example of an Imposter website.
Experience Awareness curates news from a variety of mostly extreme right Questionable and/or conspiracy websites. Further, this source completely lacks transparency as there is not a means to contact them, there isn’t any original content, and ownership is not disclosed. The only name associated with the website is fake: Cornelius Rupert T.
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Funded by / Ownership
The website does not disclose ownership and there does not appear to be a revenue source.
Analysis / Bias
In review, Experience Awareness curates news from six different sources as follows: CNN (Left), Zerohedge (Right-Conspiracy), Drudge (Right-Questionable), Breitbart (Right-Questionable), NewsWars (Right-Questionable) and Infowars (Right-Conspiracy). CNN does seem out of place, perhaps it is an attempt to create balance?
Curated news stories are literally copied directly from the above sources in what can only be described as gross copyright infringement and plagiarism. Based on the sources used, story selection favors the right 80% of the time. Further, most of the sources have horrible track records with fact checkers, such as Alex Jones’ NewsWars and Infowars. In general, Experience Awareness is not a credible media source.
Overall, we rate Experience Awareness a Questionable Source based on being an imposter website, promoting propaganda, conspiracies, pseudoscience, use of poor sources who have failed fact checks, a complete lack of transparency and blatant plagiarism. (D. Van Zandt 9/23/2019)
Source: http://www.abcbusinessnews.com
Last Updated on May 24, 2023 by Media Bias Fact Check
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