
The future of news is the future of democracy
If media organisations don’t crack the secret to making money from serious news, local reportage will all but disappear. The answer, argues Malcolm King, lies in re-establishing trust.
If media organisations don’t crack the secret to making money from serious news, local reportage will all but disappear. The answer, argues Malcolm King, lies in re-establishing trust.
A bad phone call? No, it’s just fake news.
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US president-elect Donald Trump has angrily denounced unsubstantiated claims he had been caught in a compromising position in Russia and attacked US intelligence agencies over the leak of the information.
Fake news is eroding the fragile pillars of democracy but stopping it will be no easy task, writes Vincent O’Donnell.