
New Full Fact CEO: Fact-checkers may need ‘to be a bit more rock and roll’
Chris Morris says it's best not to "get too po-faced" about inaccuracies but wants to boost Full Fact's profile.
ByFighting for quality news media in the digital age.
Chris Morris says it's best not to "get too po-faced" about inaccuracies but wants to boost Full Fact's profile.
ByAlthough there were notes of caution, most speakers were optimistic about AI and journalism.
ByThe survey found almost half of people feel negative after watching or reading the news.
ByBBC News chief executive Deborah Turness said BBC Verify would "pull back the curtain".
ByThe Trump-aligned congressman made the comments after a hearing into the so-called Twitter Files.
ByFull Fact's CEO also warned about the creation of a market for "low-quality, high-volume" fact-checking.
ByThe research found Gen Z treat social media sceptically – but nonetheless believe more Covid-19 conspiracy theories.
By*Partner content. Reuters editors say some misinformation has become so entrenched it has changed the shape of their election coverage.…
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