Can governments be fact-checkers?
With the rise of new media opening up a floodgate of disinformation, some governments across the world are opening fact-checking institutions, which raises the question of conflict of interest and credibility
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With the rise of new media opening up a floodgate of disinformation, some governments across the world are opening fact-checking institutions, which raises the question of conflict of interest and credibility
Facebook and Instagram owner Meta on Wednesday announced a collaboration with the International Fact-Checking Network’s (IFCN) nonprofit Poynter Institute to create a free introductory fact-checking course serving journalists in the Asia Pacific region, including Pakistan. According to a press release issued today to announce the joint project, the course will comprise three modules focusing on
The course will comprise three modules focusing on fact-checking, verification and debunking and health misinformation and disinformation.