Article Reviews – Fake News And Stories Websites

Article Reviews [Name of the Student] [Name of the Institute] [Date] Article reviews – Fake News Article 1 The article “Pamela Anderson Death Hoax” on a fake news website mentioned that the former Baywatch star died at the age of 50, but this is just a death hoax which reflects fake news similar to other celebrities. The false site has so unpretentiously shaped itself after ABC News that a quick look can assure the most discriminating readers. Informed View It has been perceived that the fake news as a hoax story appeared on the 15th of March 2018, as a report that ex-Baywatch star Pamela Anderson passed away. However, this was not considered as a genuine updated story because it was not published officially on the authorized News websites. This fake story was updated on ABCNews-us.com, a copy that was prominently selected to fool and insist readers to believe and follow this particular news website. The aim of the news website is to make people believe that they are visiting a genuine news website which comprises of relevant and exact news updates. It is also informed that the fake website has replicated a graphic which resembles the real logo of ABC News in order to gain some credibility to their unsure article. The informed view demonstrates that the actress's social media profiles have been active from the date this news was published, thus, she has not yet reacted or stated on this particular death hoax about her. It can be stated that there is no truth in this story. The original news goes by the url-abcnews.com while the fake website claims the link as abcnews-us.com. This is considered as a significant difference between original and fake website. Article 2 In the article “California Judge: Coffee Needs Cancer Warnings” superior court judge Elihu Berle states that the law in California needs coffee making companies mention an ominous cancer cautionary label because there is a chemical produced during the process of roasting. Informed View The article clearly mentioned the views of the judge based on the side effects of the procedure of roasting coffee. According to the judge, coffee companies such as Starbucks failed to show that the risk from the chemical was irrelevant. Additionally, the article mentions that The Council for education and Research toxics sued an international coffee brand Starbucks and other similar companies. However, this can simply be considered as a fake news because these companies are working internationally under the restricted laws related to health. As well as, it shows that the registered coffee companies failed to prove that there was no significant risk of drinking coffee. To affect the reputation of the companies the fake news also mentioned that the lawyers and officials of Starbucks did not respond immediately to the serious concern raised by them. While writing numerous health issues and serious illness as cancer the article wanted to divert the attention of people. Article 3 The article “Is ‘Super’ Antenna Octa Air a Legitimate Replacement for Cable” has significantly highlighted the so-called latest technology where a distrustful commercial used modified photographs and overstated claims in order to promote a new “super” antenna called Octa Air. Informed Vie...