In this instance the person with low media literacy would be the one that prefers a reframing of a raw PR over the source PR release. Nothing of value has been

In this instance the person with low media literacy would be the one that prefers a reframing of a raw PR over the source PR release. Nothing of value has been added, the "article" simply perpetuates an illusion of journalism when merely rewording content handed out for the lazy to copy and the somewhat less lazy to shuffle about. If you're interested in media litracy you might want to watch future and past episodes of Media Watch or equivilants from other countries. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Media_Watch_(TV_program) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Media_Watch_(TV_program) Three decades of Media Watch has upped my media literacy game.