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Concluding Our Characterizing Biases in Cable News Study
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The primary objective of this paper was to develop a model capable of characterizing the biases of cable news programs given a large volume of text data
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The primary objective of this paper was to develop a model capable of characterizing the biases of cable news programs given a large volume of text data in the form of transcripts. Our focus was on analyzing gatekeeping bias, which pertains to the topics discussed on cable news programs, and writing style bias, which refers to the language used to discuss these topics.
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