And "fake" news is easy to define: Any news with even one intentional false word/image/audio clip in it. Real journalists make mistakes (and sometimes inadvertently publish incorrect information), but they also correct those mistakes as soon as they learn about them (The NY Times corrects mistakes even decades later). Real journalists who create false news typically get fired and shunned by the journalism community. ... Fake journalists, on the other team, encourage misinformation. They make money off of these scams, preying on ignorance, stupidity, and low media literacy. They are a serious threat to our society. You would be wise to target your anger and animosity toward those folks first (before the whole system of reliable information collapses) and then come back to critique the real journalists, who are working hard, and sometimes making mistakes, and then try to help the Fourth Estate improve itself in productive (non-destructive) ways.