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newspeak

[noo-speek, nyoo-] / ˈnuˌspik, ˈnyu- /




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Fox News' slogans and catch-phrases such as "Fair & Balanced", "Real News. Real Honest Opinion", and "We Report. You Decide" are Orwellian newspeak; Fox News is doing exactly the opposite.

From Salon

Government newspeak appears to have framed their language and shaped their thinking.

From The Guardian

The other side dismisses this position as an excess of sensitivity, even a demand for Orwellian “newspeak.”

From New York Times

Now we know that he's been so thoroughly indoctrinated in this right-wing newspeak that even having access to the real intelligence can't pry open his mind.

From Salon

"They don't see the facts anymore, they just interpret things through the state vision - newspeak and everything else. the reality, facts is fake news."

From BBC