Jonas Kaiser on what journalists can learn from the late 2000s when it comes to misinformation
“Scrambling to understand what had happened, we were looking for answers, and misinformation was the prime suspect: as flashy as it was intuitive, as paternalistic as it was elitist, and it absolved us from responsibility, giving us a clear culprit.”
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