The Daily Me and The Daily Me is Neither New nor Bad

What happened to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer?

• It went out of business.

• It reduced the number of newspapers it printed.

• It eliminated print and went to a website only.

• Nothing. It runs like it always has.

In what state is MIT?

• Minnesota

• Massachusetts

• Maine

• Maryland

The author admits he has bias when reading news on what topic?

• Eastern Europe

• The Middle East

• China/US relations

• Russia

In what year was "The Daily Me" article published?

(a)  

Almost half of all Americans now live where elections result in...

• Close Races

• Few votes

• Many voters

• Landslide victories

One 12-nation study showed that Americans were least likely to do what?

• Try to do something they're not good at.

• Give a speech or a public presentation

• Discuss politics with someone they disagreed with.

• Help out a homeless person

Critics of the Daily Me personalization of news say that we are becoming our own....

• Editors

• Writers

• Directors

• Publishers

What benefit does personalizing the news seem to have for most readers?

• They spend less time on their phones.

• They read higher-quality articles.

• They read seven times more articles.

• They talk more when asked to.

Hauser argues that the Daily Me is not bad because journalism will still...

• Publish articles with poor sources

• be forced to have the best articles to bring in readers.

• be biased against you.

• insulate people from views they don't like.

Hauser once worked for the largest TV channel in what country?

• Venezuela

• Chile

• Brazil

• Columbia