Has media literacy led us down the path to partisanship?
ALLAN BONNER: The advice to engage in “cross-checking” advocated by those who promote media literacy does not necessarily lead to media literacy
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by Allan Bonner | Sep 6, 2022
ALLAN BONNER: The advice to engage in “cross-checking” advocated by those who promote media literacy does not necessarily lead to media literacy
by Peter Menzies | Jun 10, 2022
by Terry Etam | May 19, 2022
by Jack Buckby | Feb 7, 2021
by Gerry Chidiac | Jan 14, 2021
GERRY CHIDIAC: Our 21st-century reliance on tech giants to supply us with information has resulted in fake news, clickbait and polarized societies (PREMIUM)
by Lee Harding | Dec 29, 2020
LEE HARDING: A closer look at almost every fact-checking organization shows a great deal of politics and vested interests involved
by Lee Harding | Nov 20, 2020
LEE HARDING: The methods of a former KGB operative remain applicable in the modern era, leading to disinformation and outright lies
by Allan Bonner | Aug 3, 2020
ALLAN BONNER: Early newspapers were often more interested in expressing the opinions of the owners than the facts (FREE)
by Timothy Caulfield | Jul 2, 2020
TIMOTHY CAULFIELD: Portrayals of violent crime in pop culture and media are skewing people’s perception of how likely it is to happen to them, says U of A expert
by Jack Buckby | Apr 29, 2020
JACK BUCKBY: Once a subscription model is implemented, CBC will only survive if it produces content people actually want to watch
by Doug Firby | Mar 29, 2020
DOUG FIRBY: Maybe the problem isn’t the mischief-makers who are planting claims. Maybe it’s the social media themselves that are the problem
by Kathleen O'Grady | May 30, 2019
RAYMONDE GAGNE and MOHAMED IQBAL-RAVALIA: No child should die a preventable death. It’s time Canada had a national vaccine framework
by Peter Menzies | Jan 24, 2019
The damage done to public trust in journalism by not following basic rules of journalism is, at this stage, incalculable (FREE)
by Peter Menzies | Jan 9, 2019
Too many journalists tolerate peers who, through undisciplined abandonment of standards, undermine their craft’s credibility (FREE)
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