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Identifying Good Source From Satirical Source

This document provides information on identifying good news sources and distinguishing them from satirical sources. It defines satirical sites as websites that report untrue stories meant to entertain rather than inform. It then gives tips on how to detect satirical news, such as checking if the story is too good to be true or comes from a known satirical site. The document lists examples of top satirical news sites and provides guidelines on verifying the reliability of sources by checking domain names, author credentials, publication dates, and corroborating information across multiple credible sites. Individual blogs and forums are identified as sources that can spark further research but not be fully relied upon.

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Identifying Good Source From Satirical Source

This document provides information on identifying good news sources and distinguishing them from satirical sources. It defines satirical sites as websites that report untrue stories meant to entertain rather than inform. It then gives tips on how to detect satirical news, such as checking if the story is too good to be true or comes from a known satirical site. The document lists examples of top satirical news sites and provides guidelines on verifying the reliability of sources by checking domain names, author credentials, publication dates, and corroborating information across multiple credible sites. Individual blogs and forums are identified as sources that can spark further research but not be fully relied upon.

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IDENTIFYING GOOD SOURCE

FROM SATIRICAL SOURCE


JHON XANDER GABO
KURT EMMANUEL DOMINGO
IRISH SHANE GONZALES
REGINE FUENTES
ATASHA GERCEL ROSETE
SATIRICAL SITES
Websites that report untrue or false stories meant to amuse or entertain.

These sites take their cue from TV shows that report exaggerated news
that are not true.

Untrue but in trigging & funny.

These sites started as spoofs.

IDENTIFYING GOOD SOURCES FROM


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SATIRICAL SOURCE
HOW TO DETECT
SATIRICAL NEWS
If it is too good to be true, then it must be so.

If the news did not emanate from liable news site.

If they are from known satirical sites.

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SATIRICAL SOURCE
LIST OF TOP SOURCES OF SATIRICAL
NEWS ERITAS TIMES
(ERITASTIMES.COM)

ADOBO CHRONICLES
(ADOBOCHRONICLES.COM)

SO, WHAT'S NEWS?


(SOWHATSNEWS.WORDPRESS.
COM)

THE PROFESSIONAL HECKLER THE BOROWITZ REPORT


(PROFESSIONALHECKLER.WO (NEW YORKER)
RDPRESS.COM)

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EXAMPLE OF TOP SOURCES
ADOBO CHRONICLES ERITAS TIMES SO, WHAT’S NEWS?
LIST OF SATIRICAL SITES IN US
 THE ONION (THEONION.COM)
is an American digital media company and newspaper organization that publishes satirical articles on
international, national, and local news. The company is based in Chicago but originated as a weekly print
publication on August 29, 1988 in Madison, Wisconsin. The Onion began publishing online in early 1996.

 CLICKHOLE (CLICKHOLE.COM)
is a satirical website that parodies clickbait websites such as BuzzFeed and Upworthy. It was launched on
June 12, 2014, in conjunction with The Onion's decision to stop its print edition and shift its focus exclusively
to the internet.

 CHRIST WIRE GLOBAL MEDIA (CHRISTWIREORG)


is a satire of Christian fundamentalism that presents itself as a jaw-dropping compilation of some of the most
batshit crazy homophobia, racism, paranoia, and outright fawning over anybody who extolls both right-wing
politics and Christian fundamentalism
HOW TO IDENTIFY GOOD SOURCE FROM
SATIRICAL SOURCE
1. Check the domain name
Look at the three letters at the end of the site’s domain name, such as “edu” (educational), “gov” (government), “org”
(nonprofit), and “com” (commercial). Generally, .edu and .gov websites are credible, but beware of sites that use
these suffixes in an attempt to mislead. Nonprofit websites may also contain reliable information, but take some time
to consider the organization’s purpose and agenda to determine if it could be biased. Commercial websites, such as
those of reputable news organizations, can also be good sources, but do some investigation to look for signs of
reliability.

2. Take a closer look at the source


Does the article or study have any authors listed? If so, do they cite or link to authoritative sources, or are they
writing their own opinions without backing these up with facts? Are their credentials listed?

Additionally, check the date of publication. In some cases, it may not matter if the source is older or hasn’t been
recently updated, but in fields of study where information can rapidly change, the data may be obsolete.

HOW TO IDENTIFY GOOD SOURCE


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3. Search for additional information to back up what you’ve found
As you find information, try to verify its authenticity and legitimacy using other reliable sites. If you find
another credible site that contradicts your original source, further research may be required.

4. Use certain sources only to jump-start additional research


Wikipedia
Wikipedia offers a large volume of information, but because its entries are created in a collaborative effort
involving many different users, its reliability can vary widely. In some cases, users deliberately place
incorrect information on the site; in others, well-meaning users unintentionally introduce inaccuracies. For
these reasons, you can use Wikipedia as a jumping-off point to spark more research, but not as a source on
its own.

Individual blogs, online forums, chat rooms, etc.


Much like Wikipedia, sources such as individuals’ blogs, online forums and chat rooms can be used to fuel
further research, but shouldn’t be relied upon as sources of dependable information.

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thank you
JHON XANDER GABO
KURT EMMANUEL DOMINGO
IRISH SHANE GONZALES
REGINE FUENTES
ATASHA GERCEL ROSETE

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