The non-profit News Literacy Project is among many who condemned Wednesday's attack on the capitol -- but they take it a step further by advocating news literacy so that people stop acting on false information.

Capitol attack demonstrates need for news literacy

A twice-weekly report from ConnectSafely in partnership with CBS News Radio, produced by the nonprofit internet safety organization, ConnectSafely.org and hosted by former CBS News Technology Analyst Larry Magid. The report will cover a wide range of topics including security and scams, cyberbullying, election security meddling and social media.

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Capitol attack demonstrates need for news literacy

Capitol attack demonstrates need for news literacy