A reporter's job essentially is to provide a balanced story to it's readers, however this is not always the case. Media today unleashed a major predominance for middle-class entertainment, however this exploitation of bias is used to position the audience in such manner. These 'positioning techniques' are common amongst media outlets and 60 minutes displays the very same characteristics, 'The Inside Story' by reporter Liam Barlet explores the controversy of the 'boat loads' of asylum seekers that are placed in detention centers, "Out of sight, out of mind" but there is no more room in the inn. It's anything what a middle-class family or wanabes would watch. But the audience is tricked by the so called 'factual' information, stereotypes, connotative
