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portada Fake News – What’S the Harm? Four Ideas for Fact-Checkers, Policymakers & Platforms on Countering the Consequences of False Information & Defending Free Speech
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English
Pages
280
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Paperback
ISBN13
9781915445360

Fake News – What’S the Harm? Four Ideas for Fact-Checkers, Policymakers & Platforms on Countering the Consequences of False Information & Defending Free Speech

Peter Cunliffe-Jones (Author) · University Of Westminster Press · Paperback

Fake News – What’S the Harm? Four Ideas for Fact-Checkers, Policymakers & Platforms on Countering the Consequences of False Information & Defending Free Speech - Peter Cunliffe-Jones

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Synopsis "Fake News – What’S the Harm? Four Ideas for Fact-Checkers, Policymakers & Platforms on Countering the Consequences of False Information & Defending Free Speech"

Former news reporter and founder of Africa's first fact-checking organisation Peter Cunliffe-Jones argues that since concern about 'information disorder' soared in 2016, we have laboured under flawed assumptions about the nature and effects of 'fake news' and misinformation. Based on a four-year review of 250 case studies, Cunliffe-Jones sets out four ideas for fact-checkers, policymakers and platforms to curb harmful consequences and protect wider freedom of speech. First, information disorder is about more than misinformation. Second, misinformation in offline settings can cause as big a problem as misinformation online. Third, misinformation that affects policymakers can be as bad as misinformation that affects the public. Fourth, he proposes a model for fact-checkers, researchers and platforms to distinguish false claims that do and do not have substantive potential to cause substantive consequences.

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