1 marzo, 2020
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US President Barack Obama is vowing to «degrade, and ultimately destroy» a terrorist group destabilising the Middle East he says could threaten Americans at home.
Sound familiar? George W Bush made a similar vow, yet more than a decade after launching the so-called War on Terror, both the war and the terror are still raging. Continue leyendo →
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Contents
Tables and Figures vii
Contributors viii
Acknowledgements xi
1. The NSA Revelations as a Prism 1
Risto Kunelius, Heikki Heikkilä, Adrienne Russell,
and Elisabeth Eide
2. Two Dimensions of Global Discourse: Domestication
and Justification 23
Risto Kunelius, Heikki Heikkilä, and Adrienne Russell
with Karin Wahl-Jorgensen, Katy Jones, Anne Mollen,
Johanna Möller, Frédéric Nicolas, Olivier Baisnée,
Haiyan Wang, Dennis Leung, Ruolin Fang, and Dmitry Yagodin
3. Justifying Surveillance: The New Discursive Settlement
in UK Opinionated Journalism 51
Karin Wahl-Jorgensen and Katy Jones
4. News Flashpoints: The Snowden Revelations in the
United States 69
Adrienne Russell and Silvio Waisbord
5. Security, Terror, and Freedom: The Dynamics of
Public Opinion in the French Surveillance Debate 91
Olivier Baisnée and Frédéric Nicolas
Journalism and the NSA Revelations.indd 5 06/03/17 10:10 pm
6. ‘Please Stay Frustrated!’: The Politicisation of
Digital Technologies in the German NSA Debate 113
Johanna Möller and Anne Mollen
7. Media Diplomacy and the NSA: Making the Case at Home
and Abroad for Chinese National Interests 129
Haiyan Wang and Ruolin Fang
8. Governance and Digital Sovereignty: The Instrumental Role
of Journalistic Consensus in Russia 147
Dmitry Yagodin
References 165
Index 174
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The changing face of international news
Richard Sambroo Dec 8, 2010
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29 febrero, 2020
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Afghan men celebrate in anticipation of a U.S.-Taliban agreement in Jalalabad, Afghanistan, on Friday. (Parwiz/Reuters) v @washingtonpost
Feb. 29, 2020 at 2:20 p.m. GMT+1
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As news circulates of Russia’s intentions for interference in the 2020 election, Americans would be wise to become more skeptical of information circulated through social media networks. Though Russia relies on troll factories and armies of bots, much of this disinformation we see circulating is actually generated and circulated by Americans at home.
To improve your ability to determine whether the information you’re about to like or share is real, it’s best to approach with a healthy degree of skepticism. Below is a guide with some pointers on how to avoid becoming a weapon in the growing disinformation war. Continue leyendo →
