ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
How does the quality of information we consume differ depending on where we come from?
That is one of the topics up for discussion in the final season of series one of Dis/Mis!
This week, Debs is joined by author Marcus Gilroy-Ware to talk about his work on digital media, culture and politics, and why we need to have a more international and culturally specific perspective when it comes to misinformation and how it can spread on platforms.
Marcus has written two books, Filling the Void and After the Fact.
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VERGANGENE FOLGEN SUCHEN
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
This week, Debs is joined by Shirish Kulkarni for an expansive chat, including how pursuits of impartiality can lead to misinformation, why marginalised communities do not trust the news, and what he learned from his time with mainstream outlets, such as ITN and Sky News.
Shirish is a journalist, …
How can we empower young people to stay alert to disinformation?
That is the question being tackled in episode four of Dis/Mis, as Debs is joined by Banseka Kayembe.
Banseka is a freelance culture and politics journalist, and she's the founder and director of Naked Politics, which is a media an…
In the first episode of Dis/Mis, Debs is joined by Impress CEO Lexie Kirkconnell-Kawana and Natalie Fenton, a media and communications lecturer at Goldsmiths University.
This week, we examine the beginnings of misinformation. Did it really emerge with the advent of the internet and technological …
In the latest episode of Dis/Mis, press malpractice is up for discussion.
First, Debs gets a first-hand account of press intrusion from Liv Rhoden. Liv recounts what it was like to see inaccuracies about herself and her family in the news and have journalists knocking at the door after her parent…
If reporting is factually accurate, does that automatically mean it won't lead to misinformation? Not necessarily.
In this latest episode of Dis/Mis, Debs is joined by Tom Mills to discuss the role broadcast journalism contributes to dis- and misinformation and why the quality of individual journ…
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