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Information is the currency of our world. Business, politics, social discourse, international relations and more rest on the assumption of shared, accurate information. But we learned in 2016 how that currency is being debased in an alarming number of ways.
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Lately, debates about social media have turned slightly sour, so I thought perhaps an alternative story from the other side
Read moreTwo years after the revelations on mass surveillance by whistleblower Edward Snowden began, an international conference at the Cardiff School
Read morePosted by Professor Richard Sambrook If you havn’t yet seen this year’s Dimbleby Lecture by Dame Martha Lane Fox I
Read morePosted by Dr Lina Dencik Does the post-Snowden debate reveal the extent to which we can no longer imagine a society
Read moreThis post is by Diploma/MA Journalism student, Ed Ludlow As a trainee journalist, no matter in what medium you ply your trade, it
Read morePosted by: Peter Smith Peter Smith is a TV journalist @STVNews. He is a former Broadcast Journalism student at Cardiff
Read morePosted by: Professor Ian Hargreaves We’re ready to go with the UK’s first Creative Citizens conference, due to take place
Read morePosted by: Dr Arne Hintz Internet governance has emerged from the geeky tech world to become a major social and political
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