Tag: journalism
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Tensions Rise as Immigration Sparks Cross-Atlantic Scrutiny: Analyzing Recent Uproar and Shifts in Policy Stance
Overview: A Week of Charged Immigration Debate Recent media coverage has been dominated by a string of sharp exchanges and evolving stances on immigration. From a fiery confrontation involving a White House press secretary and an Irish journalist to a notable shift in opinion from a prominent Irish politician, the narrative underscores how immigration policy…
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Swiss Defence Minister Calls on Media to Lead the Fight Against Disinformation
Swiss Defence Minister Calls on Media to Lead the Fight Against Disinformation The Swiss defence minister has underscored the crucial role of the media in countering disinformation, warning that Switzerland is increasingly targeted by foreign campaigns aimed at sowing political discord. Speaking on the sidelines of the Epiphany Conference, organised by the Swiss Media Association,…
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Swiss Defence Minister Urges Media to Lead the Fight Against Disinformation
Switzerland confronts disinformation head-on At the Epiphany Conference organized by the Swiss Media Association, Switzerland’s defence minister underscored a growing security concern: disinformation campaigns are a real and present threat. While addressing media leaders and policy makers, the minister emphasized that Switzerland is not immune to foreign efforts to sway public opinion, and that the…
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AI Search Summaries Threaten Publisher Traffic: A New Era for Media
Overview: A Possible Breakpoint in the Traffic Era The rise of AI-powered search summaries and conversational chatbots is reshaping how people discover online content. A growing chorus of publishers warns that traditional web traffic, driven by search engine clicks, could decline substantially over the next few years as AI systems surface concise answers without users…
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Photojournalist Dies While Covering Manila Traslacion Nazarene Procession
Tragedy in Manila: Photojournalist Dies While Covering Traslacion A photojournalist died yesterday while reporting on the annual Traslacion of the Feast of the Jesus Nazarene in Manila, authorities confirmed. The incident underscored the dangers that journalists face while covering major religious and cultural events where large crowds gather, often in tight and unpredictable conditions. What…
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AI Hallucinations: The Dilemma of False Information in ModernChatbots
Understanding AI Hallucinations AI hallucinations refer to outputs that are convincing but factually incorrect or misleading. Even advanced language models can confidently present invented facts, fabricating quotes, dates, or sources. This phenomenon isn’t merely a quirky glitch; it shapes how people perceive information, especially when the user relies on the AI as a source of…
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Culture That Made Me: Ger Gilroy of Newstalk Selects His Cultural Touchstones
Culture That Made Me: Ger Gilroy’s formative touchstones Ger Gilroy is a name many Irish listeners associate with smart sports radio and engaging analysis. Since 2018, he has been the managing director of Off The Ball while continuing to host Newstalk’s popular weekday sports show at 7pm. Behind the headlines and the live commentary, Gilroy’s…
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Grand Tycoon Makes Africa’s Visibility 50 List a Milestone for Nigerian Talent
Introduction: A landmark moment for Nigerian media and culture In a year that has already seen bold conversations about Africa’s global visibility, the list of Africa’s Visibility 50 Honourees for 2025 shines a spotlight on the continent’s diverse voices. Among the names celebrated is Grand Tycoon, the acclaimed journalist, poet, spoken word artist, and author…


