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Punitive laws are failing to curb misinformation in Africa. Time for a rethink
Misinformation, best understood as false or misleading information whether or not it was intended to …
Channel 4: rather than privatising public service media we should be expanding it online
The UK government is reported to be pushing ahead with an investigation into privatising Channel 4, …
Looking for an Enemy: 8 Essays on Antisemitism review – hatred hiding in plain sight
At Karachi airport two years ago, among the bestsellers in a busy bookshop, there was …
Out on Air
Radio has had a special quality for gay and lesbian audiences: it can be immediate …
The Role of Social Media Influencers in The Spectacle of Soft Power
In the digital era, engaging in the online economy has proven lucrative for influencers and …
Black Women in Parliament and on Social Media: Link Visibility as an Intersectional and Solidarity-Building Tool
Misinformation Policy in Sub-Saharan Africa
Misinformation Policy in Sub-Saharan Africa is a single volume containing two research reports by eight authors …
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