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Thursday, September 17 • 2:00pm - 2:40pm
Let's Put the Trolls Back Under the Bridge!

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From state actors to political extremists: trolls are being used to weaponize social media against journalists. How should journalists fight back?

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avatar for Maria Ressa

Maria Ressa

CEO and Executive Editor, Rappler.com
The CEO and Executive Editor of Rappler.com, Maria is one of the founders of the 6-year-old company, one of the leading online news organizations in the Philippines. Maria has been honoured around the world for her courageous and bold work in fighting disinformation, “fake news... Read More →
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Ghada Oueiss

Principal Anchor, News Directorate, Al Jazeera Arabic TV Channel
Ghada Oueiss is a principal anchor and presenter for Al Jazeera Arabic TV Channel. She previously worked for a number of Lebanese newspapers, television channels and radio stations, and has spent more than two decades in broadcast journalism covering politics and reporting from conflict... Read More →


Thursday September 17, 2020 2:00pm - 2:40pm CEST
  REIMAGINING JOURNALISM

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