How technology disrupted the truth
How technology disrupted the truth
7/25/2016
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This article from The Guardian explores how technology has disrupted the truth and the impact it has on journalism and the spread of information. It discusses the rise of social media platforms and their role in the circulation of misinformation and fake news. The article highlights the challenge of distinguishing between reliable and unreliable sources online and the difficulties faced by traditional news organizations in maintaining their credibility. It also examines the role of algorithms in the dissemination of news and the echo-chamber effect they can create. The article concludes by emphasizing the need for media literacy and critical thinking in navigating the complex landscape of information online.
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technology ꞏ truth ꞏ media ꞏ journalism ꞏ fake news ꞏ disinformation ꞏ misinformation ꞏ social media ꞏ internet ꞏ information overload ꞏ digital age ꞏ news industry ꞏ journalism ethics ꞏ truth-finding ꞏ fact-checking ꞏ trust ꞏ digital revolution ꞏ information technology ꞏ media landscape ꞏ media consumption ꞏ media bias ꞏ media manipulation ꞏ public trust ꞏ information society ꞏ media literacy ꞏ information authenticity ꞏ information verification ꞏ online platforms ꞏ information dissemination ꞏ media transparency ꞏ media accountability ꞏ information sources ꞏ digital journalism ꞏ online news ꞏ digital disruption ꞏ information accuracy ꞏ media influence ꞏ information credibility ꞏ media coverage ꞏ news credibility ꞏ information reliability ꞏ online information ꞏ information ethics ꞏ information manipulation ꞏ information revolution ꞏ media ownership ꞏ media integrity ꞏ information access ꞏ news gatekeeping ꞏ media responsibility ꞏ information sharing ꞏ media fragmentation ꞏ news consumption ꞏ information gatekeeping ꞏ media ecosystem ꞏ media representation ꞏ news dissemination ꞏ information management ꞏ media platforms ꞏ news production ꞏ information control ꞏ media consumption habits ꞏ news verification ꞏ media saturation ꞏ news reliability ꞏ media democracy ꞏ media regulation ꞏ news sources ꞏ information security ꞏ media disruption ꞏ news manipulation ꞏ news integrity ꞏ information literacy ꞏ news ethics