On the popular Sunday political talk shows, the talk isn’t always precise. Facts can be fuzzy, questions confusing, answers circuitous. It’s great fodder for the [...]
For Margo Gontar, a Ukrainian living in Kiev, music is “essential like breathing.” She holds a graduate degree from the Mohyla School of Journalism in [...]
Thursday, June 12 The un-facts and the unfactual would get a new nemesis under a proposed international fact-checking organization — a group born out of [...]
In the world of fact-checking, a phenomenon sometimes known as “the backfire effect” can flummox a journalist who’s worked diligently to develop an airtight fact-check. Many [...]
“In the end, I think that fact checking prevents the spread of disinformation, [keeping it] from being worse than what it could be.” — Dr. [...]
For journalists, there’s one thing that might be worse than getting a fact wrong: getting the fact-checking wrong. What’s the best way to infuse solid fact-checking into [...]
It’s not hard to find a reason to recommend Daniel Kahneman’s book, Thinking, Fast and Slow. Kahneman’s book helps understand not only human behavior and [...]
This research was conducted by the Media Insight Project — an initiative of the American Press Institute and the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs [...]
Americans are accessing the news throughout the day and across devices For many Americans, keeping up with the news is an activity that occurs throughout [...]
Young people are active news consumers, with particular attentiveness to breaking news The survey data provide a broad challenge to the notion that younger adults [...]
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