Learning from Russia’s Other Media War
argues that a media literacy program in Ukraine could be a model for global efforts to combat fake news.
Press Released
Today’s media landscape is littered with landmines: open hostility by US President Donald Trump, mounting censorship in countries such as Hungary, Turkey, and Zambia, growing financial pressure, and the challenge of “fake news.” In “Press Released,” Project Syndicate, with support from the European Journalism Centre, frames and stimulates debates about the myriad challenges facing the press today.
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Publicizing the Plight of Journalists
says the best way to protect reporters from violence and end impunity is to make their stories front-page news.
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How Americans Became Vulnerable to Russian Disinformation
says the Kremlin’s interference in the 2016 US presidential election was symptomatic of bigger problems.
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Six Features of the Disinformation Age
argues that official efforts to control fake news reflect an inadequate understanding of the problem.
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The Hazards Behind the Headlines
shows how threats at home and abroad have made the profession of journalism more dangerous.
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Measuring the Internet for Freedom
highlights how a five-year-old new software tool safeguards people's digital – and human – rights.
