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What does responsible reporting mean in an age of information disorder?

Responsible reporting in this day and age – when our information ecosystem has been so polluted with misleading and false content – means that journalists have an obligation to be aware of the role the media may or may not play in spreading and amplifying falsehoods.

Featured Resources

How journalists can responsibly report on manipulated pictures and video

It matters how platforms label manipulated media. Here are 12 principles designers should follow

Tips for reporting on Covid-19 and slowing the spread of misinformation

10 questions to ask before covering misinformation

Ethical questions for covering coronavirus online: Key takeaways for journalists

Lessons on covering coronavirus misinformation from the fallout of ‘Plandemic’

The best reads on disinformation from around the world, direct to your inbox

Upcoming webinar schedule and recording of previous sessions

Other responsible reporting resources

First Draft's Essential Guides

Reading List

What Le Monde learned from the Paris terror attacks

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Lessons from The New York Times Super Tuesday hoax: Five ways to spot fake news

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Battling hoaxers with humour could be the best way to beat them at their own game

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Why foreign reporting needs community as much as contacts

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How should news organisations handle terrorist propaganda videos?

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All responsible reporting resources