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Former news reporter and founder of Africa’s first fact-checking organisation Peter Cunliffe-Jones argues that since concern about ‘information disorder’ soared in 2016, we have laboured under flawed assumptions about the […]
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This book examines how journalists should deal with the growing tide of political disinformation and public scepticism towards news media. Informed by the latest research from the UK and around […]
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Personal stories have the power to stir the heart, compel us to act, and spark social change. While advocacy organizations have long used storytelling in campaigns, the role technology plays […]
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Two weeks before the 2024 presidential election, Academy members convened in Cambridge for a compelling discussion about trust in science that featured Naomi Oreskes and Sean Decatur in conversation with […]
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From an international cast of leading activist communicators, a timely and instructive handbook for telling stories that change the world. Over the past twenty years, social movements from DREAMers and […]
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The belief in democracy and democratic institutions is waning. Political malaise, populism and radicalization are widespread. Everywhere in the Western world not only newly arrived, but also native citizens need […]
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Many worry that news on social media leaves people uninformed or even misinformed. Here we conducted a preregistered two-wave online field experiment in France and Germany (N = 3,395) to estimate the […]
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How Stephen Jay Gould’s career illustrates that criticizing science is important for American democracy. The question of public trust in science feels newly urgent, but today is not the first […]
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Science journalism in print and online media played a significant role in communicating science in COVID-19 public health information. Journalists translating messages on scientific advice to laypersons on a range […]
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The Emergence of “Online Influencers” and the Blurring of Lines between Objectivity and Subjectivity
The purpose of this study was to investigate whether, and to what extent, hosts of current affairs programmes in South Korea employ various modes of subjectivity in their radio broadcasts. […]
