Social Media and the BBC World Affairs Team
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The Twofourseven Podcast
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Conversation with the BBC's World Affairs Senior Producer Stuart Hughes. We discuss the work of the world affairs team, how they use social media for newsgathering and the rise of misinformation.
Key points we discuss include:
- How the team works and how COVID-19 has changed newsgathering and reporting
- The rise of data journalism
- Verifying news and the processes
- Misinformation and the battles for setting national narratives
- How experts, public relations and communications professionals engage with them
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- The rise of data journalism
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- Misinformation and the battles for setting national narratives
- How experts, public relations and communications professionals engage with them
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