‘Controlling’ fake news
Fake news, due to its very nature, is a stream that cannot be controlled. Instead, combating against it may be a way forward, though not the ‘best’ way. Any established mainstr...
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Fake news, due to its very nature, is a stream that cannot be controlled. Instead, combating against it may be a way forward, though not the ‘best’ way. Any established mainstr...
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Despite growing news consumption through social media, such a diversification is not without its pitfalls. The wide availability of free information has created its own monst...
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Public Relations is a field which evolves overnight. What makes sense today may not make sense tomorrow. However, as PR practitioners, we have the magical power of paving the path ...
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One half of climate change battle-front is equipped with scientific analysis, reams of observational and simulation data, and geographic reporting. There’s that missing half wh...
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Climate change news do not garner the attention of a breaking news headline. News about climate often runs like a slow train while other news headlines speedily pass by as if a bul...
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What steps to be followed in a climate change messaging that goes beyond talking of polar bears? We now know that ‘one size fits all’ does not work. Different geographic locale...
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Messaging on a clear and present danger “The climate emergency is the biggest crisis we face as a society. The consequences of not meeting the goals of the Paris Agreement — th...
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When a crisis suddenly breaks out, crisis communications becomes crucial since it can mitigate the damage or prevent the situation from worsening any further. “Crisis is an event...
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Thought Leads-Climate Crisis Series: Part 1 “Crisis is an event that brings, or has the potential for bringing, an organization into disrepute and imperils its future profitabili...
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Across the world, a decline in mainstream news consumption has set in. The Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2021 (10th Edition) survey reports; “Interest in news has risen i...
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