Being behind bars Amanda had given an in-depth insight into how the media shaped her image even when leaving prison she dealt with many misconceptions from others. She felt having an identity of her own was near impossible, but with time she started to find herself again. I feel that Amanda is a strong brave warrior like so many others who have been through similar situations, being alive to help the world the world needing change with in its court system.

Wrongful convictions are some things has been around for centuries. You would think that as time moves forward society would get right, but at times we realize no system is perfect. In Amanda's case, I sympathize with her a lot considering she felt like she was never really heard and felt authorities could not access the situation correctly. Considering the timing other factors such as lab results or evidence testing were not as accurate as they are now. It is because of situations like this that organizations such as Black Lives Matter or The Me too movement have surfaced to help authorities get the best results to hear others out.

Wow! Just wow! According to the survey results the second leading source for people receiving information about coronavirus was Facebook. Its amazing how many would by pass an actual news station for a social engagement site. It makes me worry how much more false information they are getting about other events.

I think that this statement is simpler than it presents itself, but ultimately one that has great value in truth. Ultimately with the information at hand, Facebook cannot speak on the vaccination rates to the entirety of America. But they can say whether those surveyed have been vaccinated or not. The survey should be met with scepticism.

While I do believe this to be true, due to my own experiences with people who get their news solely from Facebook, there should be evidence to back this up. The article provides so much other data, so it seems odd that there isn't any here. This would be a very compelling statement otherwise.

I think this is a really important point to make. Being completely honest about how data can't be 100% conclusive is a good practice in journalism. Readers feel more inclined to listen to what it being said when the author is being transparent.

I am very critical when it comes to surveys like this one because in my mind that it is not enough just to measure one website like Facebook. However, an agreement can be made that since Facebook is the largest social media platform and probably one of the platforms that is much more vocal on its opinions, I give it a pass. The information presented is well documented and it is interesting to find out that users of Facebook are less likely to get vaccinated and how it correlates to COVID related news of the platform. To me though it is not a surprise. Facebook is a cesspool of fake news right now and I just do not think it is a safe place to gather news on any topic at the moment.

This quote just further proves the point that Facebook is full of misinformation. Those that are relying solely on Facebook for the vaccine information are less likely to get the vaccine and much more likely to oppose it. Overall, Facebook is not a good source of information and will leave the readers with an unsure answer.

Using only one source for information is already a risky issue. This is for a worldwide pandemic, so we should absolutely be reading multiple sources of information so that we can be fully informed. Those who just use websites like Facebook for the specific purpose of reading about the coronavirus are absolutely going to be exposed to misinformation. Facebook especially is not a place for expert opinions, therefore this is not a good place to find information. I agree, people who do this will be at risk of vaccine misinformation.

Amanda Knox faced scrutiny from every decision she was making at one point. This means that the media was in control of the way she was looking to the public. If there is someone out there that would know what it is like to have the media control their story, that would be Britney Spears. For many years, Britney was forced to deal with scrutiny from the media and the masses for just about every decision she was making. The media had painted her out to be this crazy and wild girl. Essentially, this article is a perfect example of how the media takes control and owns someone else's story. The media is very toxic and the way that they are able to control someone else's narrative is a scary thought.

I had not previously known Amanda Knox or the story that went along with her. I am very happy to have read it because I was instantly captivated and interested when reading. For me, I feel that prison had given her a sense of appreciation for normal life that she would have not otherwise had. She was so used to the way that her life was, that she was now appreciative of the freedoms and things that she would not have thought twice about before the situation.

While I did not know Amanda Knox prior to reading this article, I am very impressed with her. She is a strong woman and the fact that she was able to make it through a tragic situation such as this and still thrive now speaks volumes. I have the belief that everything happens for a reason and maybe this was for her to become more appreciative of the things in her life.

Unfortunately, this is the world we live in today. Once something like a murder makes headline news different facts and opinions will spread like wildfire through media. A good example of this happening right now is the Gabby Petito murder case. So much is happening so fast that you can even begin to comprehend what is truth and fiction. I even had a coworker tell us that there were rumors her boyfriend was still alive. Me, personally, think that it is wrong when this is done because the media knows just as much as we do and we should not be jumping to conclusions. This is my first time hearing about Amanda Knox and it is very tragic that she was put into a situation where she felt her life does not really feel like it belongs to her anymore. It is scary to think about what kind of power the media has over us now days.