How Journalists Can Link Misinformation to Political Policy
NBC senior reporter Brandy Zadrozny discusses how journalists can cover misinformation and contextualize its impact on politics and the law.
Tropes may be a quick way to illustrate an image to an audience, but they’re not fair or accurate.
NBC senior reporter Brandy Zadrozny discusses how journalists can cover misinformation and contextualize its impact on politics and the law.
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