How astroturfing tactics on social media and the new are eroding journalism
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His photo has been widely shared on social media claiming he is a 13-year old who died of coronavirus in Great Britain. A post on Facebook claimed he was a “schoolboy…with no health conditions” who became “UK’s youngest coronavirus victim.”
Photo of same boy faked to claim “youngest UK coronavirus death” Read More »
Thanksgiving Day there was a doozie of an anti-Trump media mistake. What does it tell us about the state of journalism? It’s not good.
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It was not a good holiday for two employees in separate cases of workplace mistakes. From KTUL in Tulsa, Oklahoma: “Starbucks says they fired a barista who printed “PIG” on five coffee cups ordered by a police officer on Thanksgiving. The police
We’ve entered a brave, new world in the information age. Where it can be tough to know what’s real. Now there are movements to help us sort through it all— to teach our kids media literacy, to “curate” our information
What hidden forces control the information we see online– and how? You may think you know, but you likely can’t imagine how pervasive it is. Watch our investigative report from Full Measure at the links below. (Two parts.) #Wikipedia #Snopes
Find out why this TedX talk has over one million views. Please consider supporting Attkisson v. DOJ/FBI computer intrusion fund. https://www.gofundme.com/sharyl-attkisson-4th-am-litigation
