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HomeKeith Laing

Keith Laing

Auto News 2020 presidential race
Media Analysis

Automotive News shows its bias in 2020 presidential coverage

October 23, 2020 Steve 0

The auto industry’s leading trade journal has put its thumb on the scales in reporting about the 2020 presidential race. Keith Laing’s (2020) comparison of Donald Trump and Joe Biden uses biased language and a […]

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