Latest News
Permanent Pandemic, by Justin E. H. Smith
COLORADO SPRINGS — All week long, KOAA News5 is taking part in News Literacy Week as part of the EW Scripps Company’s partnership with the News Literacy Foundation to help shine a light on better ...
All three proposed laws, which promise awards of at least $10,000, have one thing in common: They’re among numerous new bills modeled after a GOP-backed Texas abortion law permitting citizens to sue anyone who helps ...
One student wanted to know why so many nurses were spreading vaccine misinformation. Other participants drew parallels to popular crime-fighting myths found in shows like “Criminal Minds.” But most of the college students who participated ...
For better or for worse, creatives across the globe have had to grapple with how to keep creativity alive when production has to abide by lockdown rules. While there have been some questionable attempts, The ...
(image: Media Literacy Now) From news articles to advertisements and even textbooks, people are exposed to thousands of media messages daily, with a barrage of mis- and disinformation flooding newsfeeds constantly. Despite our voracious ...
Issued on: May 28, 2021 – 5:49 pmChanged: 05/31/2021 – 12:44 PM It’s a textbook case of online misinformation – on May 21, someone tweeted a photo of a young boy who allegedly drowned by ...
