Rhiannon Davies | Nieman Lab
More news organizations are launching dedicated fact-checking operations. But how will they get more of their audiences to care about their fact-checks in the first place?
“People who go to fact-checking workshops are, in general, more likely to be those that are already questioning facts. It’s a self-selecting thing,” Alastair Brian, all too aware of the insular nature of the fact-checking world, told me.
Read more
Comments
No comments on this item Please log in to comment by clicking here