A recent study of trust in news media in Germany suggested that, regardless of political affiliation or left-right lean, the best predictor of trust in news media was trust in each other.
Richard Johnson and Peter MacLeod write. 🗞️ #CdnMedia
A recent study of trust in news media in Germany suggested that, regardless of political affiliation or left-right lean, the best predictor of trust in news media was trust in each other.
Richard Johnson and Peter MacLeod write. 🗞️ #CdnMedia
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This is called ‘reputation laundering’.
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I think you meant to say “Trump’s lies about negotiations with Iran.”
Here’s a crazy idea: what if news orgs included Trump’s deranged Truth Social posts verbatim (screenshots) when quoting him on policy, so people can see what a maniacal lunatic he is, instead of sanewashing his screeds to make them sound legitimate.
Isn’t that what real journalists would do?
It’s the first time The Tyee has been nominated for a National Newspaper Award, one of the country’s most prestigious journalism awards. ✨
“It’s invigorating to see reader-supported journalism increasingly recognized,” NNA-nominated Tyee writer Sarah Krichel says. #CdnMedia
No mention of the fact that the warship was apparently—as a condition of participation in the exercises—unarmed.
Well done, #GlobalNews.

Researchers analyzed more than 14 million social media posts from accounts in Canada and found that 87 per cent of conspiratorial claims come from influencers, with just 100 users responsible for nearly 70 per cent of online conspiracy claims. Users on Elon Musk’s X were the biggest culprits.