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Video: Nationalism vs. globalism: the new political divide. Video: The Miseducation of Dylann Roof. Video: How false news can spread. Video: How to choose your news. Libguide: Harvard Library research guide. Skip to main content Fake News, Misinformation, and Propaganda This page provides background information, links, and tools from outside organizations to help guide users in navigating potential fake news A Visual Take.
Article: Lifting the lid a little on PR's pull on journalism. Article: Islamophobia more likely in heavy media consumers - study. New Zealanders who consume more news are more likely to be prejudiced against Muslims, a study has found.
Photo: AFP The study, published in the international PLOS ONE journal, is part of the ongoing 20-year New Zealand Attitudes and Value study of more than 16,000 New Zealanders. It asked how often they read or watched the news and how much warmth and anger they felt towards different groups including Muslims, Arabs and Asians, and found those who followed the news more reported greater anger and less warmth towards Muslims.
Federation of Islamic Associations New Zealand president Hazim Arafeh said the report was not a surprise. Article: Islamophobia more likely in heavy media consumers - study. Article: Is this Auckland's most influential woman? How did an expat South African PR dynamo become one of Auckland’s most influential women?
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