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The act of twisting or altering facts, reality, or signals so that they are no longer accurate or true. It is often used regarding information or history.

Not supporting either side in a dispute, argument, or war; impartial. In research, it refers to maintaining an objective stance without bias.

Impact, influence, or ripple effect; the power of an event or phenomenon to spread and affect other areas or people.

The activity of producing advertisements for products or services to encourage people to buy them. A common IELTS topic regarding media influence and children.

The media, including newspapers, television, and radio, especially when considered as a source of news and information.

A set of explanatory or critical notes on a text, event, or situation. It refers to an official or professional opinion or commentary.

The reaction, influence, or echoing effect that a certain event, statement, or work has on society or a group of people.

Tending to arouse sexual desire or designed to provoke a strong emotional reaction (like sensationalism).

The state of not supporting or helping either side in a conflict, disagreement, or competition. It is the quality of being impartial and unbiased.

To report news or information through media outlets like TV, newspapers, or the internet.