S3, Ep 9: Jay Rosen and Nicholas Johnson on What the Media Can Do About Disinformation
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Unraveling Media Policy and Disinformation
This chapter delves into the history of American media policy, focusing on the incorporation of public access channels in cable television and the consequences of unfunded public access TV. It discusses the erosion of trust in journalism due to political actions and historical PR strategies aimed at influencing public perception. The chapter also explores the challenges faced by journalists in combating disinformation in climate science communication and the impact of such narratives on media trust and the future of journalism.
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