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== Misinformation, Media Trust, and Digital Safety == | == Misinformation, Media Trust, and Digital Safety == | ||
=== Changing === | === The Changing Information Environment === | ||
Digital technology has transformed how people discover, produce, and share information. News that once moved primarily through newspapers, radio, and television now circulates instantly through social networks, video platforms, messaging applications, search engines, influencers, and artificial intelligence systems. | Digital technology has transformed how people discover, produce, and share information. News that once moved primarily through newspapers, radio, and television now circulates instantly through social networks, video platforms, messaging applications, search engines, influencers, and artificial intelligence systems. | ||
