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In page Media bias:

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Various proposed hypotheses of media bias have included:

  • Episodic framing of television, for example, can lead people to ascribe blame to individuals instead of society, in contrast to thematic framing that leads people to look more at societal causes.[13]
  • False balance and false equivalence occur when an issue is presented as having equally-compelling reasons on both sides, despite disproportionate amounts of evidence favoring one (also known as undue weight).[citation needed]
  • False timeliness, implying that an event is a new event, and thus deriving notability, without addressing past events of the same kind.[citation needed]