Uh huh. So when the media reports that doctors are advising people to get flu shots (to prevent flu), is that another example of fake news?
Back to my original questions, regarding this new virus:
— The so-called "fake news media" has, indeed, reported on certain events being cancelled. Hmmm... Were the events actually cancelled, or not? Was it literally "fake" news to report that they had been cancelled?
— The so-called "fake news media" has widely reported on messaging from various health professionals (doctors and researchers and epidemiologists) regarding the coronavirus. Have these health professionals actually advised people in high risk groups (such as folks over 60) to use extra caution, or have they not? "Fake news"?
I'm still unclear about which part of these news stories is the "fake" part. Which part(s) of the actual reporting has/have been offensive, or misleading, or untrue?