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Alan and Lionel respond to more listeners’ questions on this week’s Q&A.
In a world where the news never sleeps, the editors are asked whether news coverage is proactive or reactive.
They also discuss the importance of fact-checking, and whether or not young people are equipped with the tools to pick up on political bias across news platforms.
Plus, Alan explains what a “dead cat” is journalistic jargon for, and how listeners can identify one.
If you have a question for Alan and Lionel send them to [email protected]
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Alan and Lionel respond to more listeners’ questions on this week’s Q&A.
In a world where the news never sleeps, the editors are asked whether news coverage is proactive or reactive.
They also discuss the importance of fact-checking, and whether or not young people are equipped with the tools to pick up on political bias across news platforms.
Plus, Alan explains what a “dead cat” is journalistic jargon for, and how listeners can identify one.
If you have a question for Alan and Lionel send them to [email protected]
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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