Doha Debates: Should we trust the news?
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In this episode of @DohaDebates host Mohamad Hassan is joined by Dima Khatib, Marc Owen Jones, Peter Oborne and Richard Sambrook to unpack the state of modern journalism as technology transforms how news is produced and consumed. Is today’s news built to serve the truth? And if not, what would it take to build an information culture that puts truth first? The views expressed in this episode are the guests’ own and do not necessarily reflect Al Jazeera’s editorial stance. Visit the @DohaDebates YouTube channel for the extended version https://youtu.be/nnBxss3Nipw?si=Bs7nv9QtdgRq2PKP. #DohaDebates #AlJazeera #DohaDebatesSeason2 #Journalism #NewsCulture #Trust #AI #News #Media #MediaTrust #JournalismEthics #MediaBias #Misinformation #FakeNews #DigitalMedia #PressFreedom #ModernJournalism #TrustTheNews
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