Fake news, its causes and what to do about are some of the key issues that we plan to address as part of the LSE Commission on Truth, Trust and Technology that will be launched later this year. The Commission will examine the wider crisis in the quality and credibility of information in the digital age. Read the rest of this entry »
The evolving conversation around fake news and potential solutions – Emma Goodman
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Categories : Journalism, Media
How has media policy responded to fake news? – Emma Goodman
17 02 2017
The UK House of Commons Culture, Media and Sport Committee recently launched an inquiry into ‘fake news’ which the Committee chair describes as a “threat to democracy” that “undermines confidence in the media in general.” Read the rest of this entry »
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Categories : Journalism, Media, Media Regulation
Press Regulation post Leveson: where are we now? – Emma Goodman
26 10 2016
It has been a long road from the phone hacking scandal which came to light between 2006 and 2011 and threw regulation of the UK press into disarray. Read the rest of this entry »
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Transparency of media ownership: a first step towards media plurality measures? – Emma Goodman
10 10 2014
The new report, written by Rachael Craufurd Smith and Yolande Stolte, presents the results of a project byAccess Info Europe and the Open Society Program on Independent Journalism that surveyed of media ownership transparency rules in 20 EU and neighbouring countries in 2012. Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: Emma Goodman, LSE. Media Policy Project, Media Plurality
Categories : Media, Media Regulation
Is Anonymous Commenting Under Threat in the EU? – Emma Goodman
25 10 2013
On 10 October, in what was seen as a setback for the practice of allowing anonymous comments on websites in Europe, the European Court of Human Rights upheld a national ruling in Estonia that found a news portal liable for offensive comments posted by users on its website. Emma Goodman, co-author of a recent report on comment moderation practices looks at the implications of this ruling. Read the rest of this entry »
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Categories : Freedom of expression, Privacy
