Survey finds unsolicited fake news might not be a big Facebook problem
Facebook is often considered a leading purveyor of fake news, but a small-scale study in the US shows that this is unlikely to show up in the top 10 of a person’s feed.
Industry news and opinion
Trump plans to start right-wing media company
The defeated President of the United States of America plans to start a right-wing media service to challenge the Murdoch-owned Fox News according to news reports.
Investigative journalism further damaged by COVID-19
A report release in November by the European research project, Media for Democracy Monitor, says the COVID-19 pandemic has severely disrupted investigative journalism.
ASA publishes new advice on native advertising
The UK Advertising Standards Authority has published new advice on native advertising
Instagram promises better labelling for influencer’s arrangements – will this be enough?
The CMA says Instagram will work harder to make advertising arrangements with influencers more transparent
Today is International Access to Information Day but a Europe-wide treaty remains largely ignored
It’s International Access to Information Day but a European Convention on Access to Official Documents has garnered only 10 ratifications
World Press Freedom Conference 2020 will be a digital event
The World Press Freedom Conference 2020 will be held on December 9 and 10 in a digital format after multiple cancellations due to COVID-19
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