Why are websites operated by recognized print publishers, such as newspapers and journals, generally accurate and reliable?

a. you have to have a paid subscription to access the sites.
b. the content has usually been reviewed and edited by experts.
c. they are more likely to be sued if there is an error on the page.
d. they only have one or two web pages and take more time to review the sites.

I think the correct answer would be that the contents has usually been reviewed and edited by experts. These websites are required to do as such since it is how they make money from it. And if information are erroneous, it would make a big problem. Hope this helps.

Yeah they want to steal your info and sell it on the dark web. they want your credit/debit card numbers, social security numbers, google passwords, and other stuff. some people install spyware onto your device, which, as the word suggests, is built to spy on your every move, such as what you type. they then sell this information to other people secretly or use it for evil purposes themselves. or both, idk. the reason why this info costs money to learn is because its valuable info. im not saying that i condone it though! hacking sucks, and whoever is involved in it is just a horrible person.