Anyone can fall for misinformation, so we all need to fight it
When more of us know the red flags of misinformation to look for, we can take the momentum away from the fake news before it gets too far.
Learnings and Insights
When more of us know the red flags of misinformation to look for, we can take the momentum away from the fake news before it gets too far.
Recognizing the complete picture of the information economy is critical in today’s current fight against misinformation.
Somewhere along the way, we bought into the idea that it’s us or them: traditional media or creators. This couldn’t be farther from the truth.
Journalists should take note of some of the strategies news creators do to build and keep audiences that increasingly avoid mainstream news brands.
Before I knew it, I had unintentionally become a kind of news curator on social media—not a journalist, but someone others trusted to filter the noise and spotlight the signal.