Informative article about new research from the London School of Economics and Political Science, which suggests that repeated exposure to biased news can lead people to change their political views over time. This is a fair and factual report that provides useful context about the social impact of media bias -- even though only one study is cited in this article, without independent perspectives.

This is an excellent article on an important study. It approves a concern that I have for sometime. I know a couple who are a doctor and nurse and only listen to Fox News. It is clear that they have moved to the far right.

This article is typical of writing about research. Like a lot of reporting about new research it leaves out important surrounding contextual information about the debate. Who are this researchers peers? What kind of questions did they have about his research? Are his methods sound? Also there is no discussion on how this new information should affect our actions. That we should be more careful about biased news is just left for the reader implicitly. According to the article, even the careful reader is affected by biased news. What would the researcher give as advice to news readers?

Yes, it describes the effects of an apparently scientific survey of biased media on people. How original!