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oPt: Media Seminar on Peace in the Middle East concludes amid calls to stem spread of misinformation 10 December, 2020 - 10:10
Country: occupied Palestinian territory Source: UN News Service
A UN International Media Seminar on Peace in the Middle East concluded on Wednesday, with a vibrant online panel discussion exploring how the systematic spread of untruths has changed the way traditional news outlets cover the Israel-Palestine conflict, and created avenues for citizen journalists to quickly push out stories to express their lived realities.
A tale of two narratives
Opening the panel held under the theme, A tale of two narratives: misinformation and disinformation Nanette Braun, Chief of the Communications Campaigns Service at the UN Department of Global Communications, said the face of journalism has changed dramatically in recent years. New platforms and technologies have transformed th
Media Seminar on Peace in the Middle East concludes amid calls to stem spread of misinformation
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A UN International Media Seminar on Peace in the Middle East concluded on Wednesday, with a vibrant online panel discussion exploring how the systematic spread of untruths has changed the way traditional news outlets cover the Israel-Palestine conflict, and created avenues for citizen journalists to quickly push out stories to express their lived realities.
A tale of two narratives
Opening the panel held under the theme, A tale of two narratives: misinformation and disinformation Nanette Braun, Chief of the Communications Campaigns Service at the UN Department of Global Communications, said the face of journalism has changed dramatically in recent years. New platforms and technologies have transformed the way news is made, delivered and consumed. Anyone with a cell phone can broadcast information to the public with one click, she said.