Media must fight fake narratives even when winning seems impossible
An assassination attempt against a former or future US president will open the floodgates of disinformation hell. Even if victory seems unlikely, journalism must make its stand.
An assassination attempt against a former or future US president will open the floodgates of disinformation hell. Even if victory seems unlikely, journalism must make its stand.
Truth lies in context, and context has been lost to fragmentation, superficiality, platforms and other things. Can artificial intelligence be the game changer for good?
Artificial intelligence is set to create a significant impact on the news environment. Has the media industry learned from previous major changes to handle it effectively?
Journalism’s imperfections are like a blessing if compared to the dystopic scenarios AI can create if operating by incentives unrelated to the greater good.
The debate is becoming increasingly difficult to follow, as certainties are suffocating everything that opposes them.
Truth is the fundamental atom society relies on. Journalism must shift focus from mere facts to uniting diverse societal spectrums.
Help desperately needed from tech companies won’t come to save journalism because the priorities are not - and won’t be - aligned.
We are on an environment where everyone talks, but none listens - a curious democracy paradox.
The future of journalism: Reimagining content, behavior, and audience engagement in a changing media landscape.
The future of journalism lies in embracing change and finding sustainable models amidst the disruptive impact of technology giants.
Get over: tech giants and journalism collide, leaving the industry in perilous state as business models clash.
The Erosion of Local Journalism: Technological Shifts Lead to News Deserts and Media Concentration, Impacting Societies and Democracy.
Technology, media bias, and the rise of extremism: The impact of social networks and information bubbles on political discourse and democratic societies.
Silencing Comment Sections: The Decline of Online Discourse and the Shift to Social Networks.
The challenges and disillusionment faced by journalism students in the digital age: a "meat grinder" profession with declining quality and increasing demands.
The future of journalism and the value of information in an evolving media landscape driven by economic factors and fragmented audiences.
The amount of information available is thousand times greater than what we can use, but the amount of verified information is not nearly enough.
Where is journalism heading? Uncovering the challenges and uncertainties in a rapidly evolving media landscape.
Digital journalism requires a radical metamorphosis to adapt to a new era of information, embracing dynamic sources and shedding the pursuit of absolute truth.
Education disrupted: The rise of MOOCs challenges traditional institutions and offers hope for accessible and quality learning.