You vs. the News: A weekly news quiz 10/22/2022
October 20, 2022
If you know who Giorgia Meloni is and how Israelis feel about sending arms to Ukraine, you're ready for our weekly quiz. Let us know how you do.
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If you know who Giorgia Meloni is and how Israelis feel about sending arms to Ukraine, you're ready for our weekly quiz. Let us know how you do.
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Ian Bremmer explores the media's handling of the coronavirus pandemic, and President Trump's treatment of journalists. With guest Ben Smith, media columnist at The New York Times and former head of Buzzfeed News, we explore global coverage of COVID-19, including misinformation campaigns and social media's role in society today.
In this week's episode, Ian Bremmer explores the media's handling of the coronavirus pandemic, and President Trump's treatment of journalists. With guest Ben Smith, media columnist at The New York Times and former head of Buzzfeed News, the show looks at global coverage of COVID-19, including misinformation campaigns and social media's role in society today. Later in the program, meet Danny Rogers of The Global Disinformation Index. His group is working hard to find harmful or misleading information online and alert major publishers and tech platforms.