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Two new right-wing TV news channels will further damage a deeply fractured Britain.
The argument for making Twitter and other social media sites accountable for their content is compelling – and the solution could be charging users to post.
The rioting in Washington is partly the fault of media businesses, in the UK as well as in the US, that have monetised Trump’s lies.
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All but one of the major newspapers in the US have endorsed Joe Biden for president.
Despite leading in the polls by double digits, Biden still may not get a landslide. Then an even dirtier battle for the White House will begin.
If audiences are prone to believing conspiracy theories, a public service broadcaster needs new strategies to ensure it reaches them with the truth.
The US president seemingly believed that Twitter had closed its entire social network in order to prevent negative coverage of Biden from spreading.
