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*Time magazine's cover photo of [[Ann Coulter]], designed to make her look like a childish fool | *Time magazine's cover photo of [[Ann Coulter]], designed to make her look like a childish fool | ||
*The [[New York Times]]'s photo (June 10, 2007) of a man with missing teeth to represent opponents of the pending federal immigration bill | *The [[New York Times]]'s photo (June 10, 2007) of a man with missing teeth to represent opponents of the pending federal immigration bill | ||
| + | *The Time magazine cover which portrayed OJ Simpson to be 'blacker' than the original photograph. [http://www.yourcover.com/Most-Blatant-Uses-of-Photoshop-in-Magazines-Ads.jsp] | ||
[[category:media]] | [[category:media]] | ||
Revision as of 16:54, January 25, 2008
Photo bias is a common liberal tactic of using an unflattering or menacing photo of a supporter of a conservative position to create a hostile impression in the reader.
Examples include:
- Time magazine's cover photo of Ann Coulter, designed to make her look like a childish fool
- The New York Times's photo (June 10, 2007) of a man with missing teeth to represent opponents of the pending federal immigration bill
- The Time magazine cover which portrayed OJ Simpson to be 'blacker' than the original photograph. [1]