How the Media Structures News: Disinformation vs. Misinformation

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Is the media tailoring the news to misinform or disinform? In today’s episode, Bill Stierle and Tom discuss how information is being portrayed in light of the recent events with Florida’s COVID surge and the decision not to implement mask mandates. Information is all around us and is something that constantly circulates. But whether or not the information we receive and give out is truthful is harder to discern. Bill and Tom dissect the difference between misinformation and disinformation using statements made by public officials in recent news as prime examples. They also discuss the importance of structure and narrative and how it can create distance from the truth if done poorly, whether strategically or not. Keep your ears glued to hear more about their views on what’s happening and the media’s responsibility in spreading information.

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