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Blog: A reflection on factchecking and why everyone should try it

BlogpostBy Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana, SIJanuary 21, 2021

In this blog post you will find a reflection on the fact-checking process of four students from the University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Social Sciences. It was a really interesting and new experience to go through and we would surely recommend everyone who is just in the least bit interested in journalism, to go through…

False: “British TV presenter claims that media didn’t know 5G doesn’t cause covid-19”

Fact-check, FalseBy Danish School of Media and JournalismApril 28, 2020

The British morning television presenter Eamonn Holmes recently said on air that the media in the United Kingdom did not know for sure that 5G does not cause covid-19.

True: “Long-term loneliness is as damaging to your health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day”

Fact-check, TrueBy Utrecht University of Applied Sciences, NLApril 27, 20202 Comments

In the prominent Dutch early-evening talk show De Wereld Draait Door (The World Keeps on Turning/DWDD) on Friday 20 March Rutger Bregman, historian and author, stated that long-term loneliness is as damaging to your health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day.

People need clarity, journalists need access

BlogpostBy AP University College, BENovember 15, 2019

When you live in a democratic country, there’s no reason to deny that politicians have a very big influence on the people. It’s their job to make us feel safe, guarded, keep the economy flowing, provide enough jobs and make sure the country works the way it’s supposed to work. Still we don’t always see…

Photo blog: There is a distinct relationship between pizzas and facts (mostly true)

BlogpostBy Utrecht University of Applied Sciences, NLMay 28, 2019Leave a comment

Most students, deeply entrenched in data research, have ‘grabbed’ for pizzas, at some time or another. So have I. Over the past three years I’ve been on the other end of the table, coaching young fact-checkers on their journeys to yet another election. Helping them to find their way in heaps of data, supporting them…

Blog: Copy-paste journalism

BlogpostBy Artevelde University of Applied Sciences, BEMay 24, 2019Leave a comment

On 7 March 2019 the Dutch website RTL News published an article titled: “Sustainable thinker often the worst polluter”. The article claimed that several connections could be made between sustainable thinking and polluting behaviour. In other words: those who claimed to worry about the environment were often the ones who polluted more.

Blog: How to make the world a better place

BlogpostBy Windesheim University of Applied Sciences, NLMay 20, 2019Leave a comment

With great enthusiasm we started the European Factcheck project this winter. Working together with 19 J-schools in 15 European countries is interesting. Besides that, we underline the bigger aim of this project: teaching students verification skills to become eager journalists to make ‘a better world’. Students don’t always like doing research but when you say…

Blog: Make us better!

BlogpostBy AP University College, BEFebruary 14, 2019Leave a comment

We, as journalism students, love the fact that we can fact-check news and claims. A good article or news item stands or falls by its fact-check. But if you want to do a good check, it is quite difficult to get involved with the right people and the right reports. Certainly for a journalism student.…

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